HaErBinShi ChaoXian MinZu YiShuGuan

The Korean National Art Museum is a pure public welfare cultural institution with a construction area of 9,336 square meters. There are Harbin Korean Folklore Museum, Harbin An Zhonggen Memorial Hall, Harbin Korean Centennial History Museum, Korean Cultural Activity Center for the Elderly, Multifunctional Activity Center, Traditional Etiquette Classroom, Music, Instrumental Music, Art, Dance Training Base, City Korea family library and other functional departments. The Harbin Korean Folk Customs Museum was officially completed on July 1, 2006, with an exhibition area of 500 square meters. There are 304 folklore items in 16 categories that reflect the production, life, culture and education of the Korean ethnic group. It shows the folk culture of the Korean nation. The Harbin Ahn Chung-geun Memorial Hall was officially opened to the public during the 2006 China Harbin Korea Week. Ahn Joong-geun was a patriotic patriot of North Korea and a peace fighter who dedicated his life to peace in East Asia. On October 26, 1909, Ahn Jong-geun shot and killed Ito Bowen, the former Japanese general supervisor of the Republic of Korea, at the Harbin Railway Station. It was a major historical event that shocked the world in the early 20th century. The theme of the exhibition is "11 days of Ahn Chong-geun in Harbin", and vividly reflects Ahn Chong-geun, a historical figure and Harbin, with various techniques, such as creating comic strips, reproducing simulated scenes, the leftover ink of righteous men and various photo materials (247 pieces). The close relationship reflects Ahn Jong-geun's thought of maintaining peace in East Asia and promoting patriotism and religion. The Harbin Korean Centennial History Exhibition was officially opened to the public on December 25, 2006. The exhibition reflects the life and development of the Koreans in Harbin over the past 100 years since the first Korean came to Harbin in 1898 in the form of text and pictures. course. The exhibition is divided into six sections based on historical periods, reflecting the progress and brilliant achievements of the Harbin Koreans in various historical periods in terms of production, life, culture, health, education, and economy.