Guangzhou Bay History and Folklore Museum

The folk museum is very fine, only two floors, and the historical relics are arranged in a well-organized but relatively close. Display the picture of the time, the history of the junior high school has been known; the war of aggression in China, more day and night, so, no freshness. I am most interested in the late Qing Dynasty smoking opium, what smoke gun, opium ointment, Li, etc., really increased knowledge. After all, the Guangzhou Museum has no history introduction about opium supplies, and most of the British people will use opium to poison the Chinese (it seems that before the British appeared, China did not have opium). On the second floor, tell the story of the d historical celebrities fleeing to Guangzhou Bay. Because it's fine, it's almost finished.

Walking in Chikan Old Street during the Spring Festival, due to the festival, many shops on the street are very quiet and have not opened. When you walk to a corner of this street, you will see this historical folk hall. This is a building with a total of two floors. Free entry, Just register at the door. It records a lot of old history of Guangzhou Bay. You can see that Zhanjiang was not particularly big before. It was a very important port in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the history of being occupied by France. You can find many ancient objects, which are denser, especially the second floor, which is a bit messy and the ornamental is not bad.

The Guangzhou Folk Museum, formerly known as the Doctor of the Administration, was officially renamed on December 7, 2010. The museum is located in Sanhua Village, Huadu District, Guangzhou, built in the second year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1863). It is the largest ancient temple group found in Guangzhou. The building is located in the south and north, covering an area of 22,100 square meters and the main building area of 4,500 square meters.

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In addition to the food and the beauty, each place's unique history and culture are worth exploring.

The folk hall is a very, very good place.