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When you come to this museum, you can learn about the life and history of Chinese people who started overseas hundreds of years ago, as well as their customs, and there are also some cultural relics from prehistory to modern times that can be visited. I think it is quite meaningful.

It is said that this is the only Chinese museum, so don't miss it. It shows the difficult journey of the Chinese crossing the ocean, reflects the glory they have created here, and reveals their hard life.

It is located in a historic place called Shizhongshi in central Manila. This museum focuses on Chinese cultural heritage in the Philippines. A large number of exhibits include the beginning of the Chinese in the Philippines, from trading partners, merchants and businessmen in the pre-Spanish period to business tycoons after World War II. A Chinese can look back at where the community started and look elsewhere. This is a must-see attraction, how the Chinese have always helped build this country.

This is the only Chinese museum. It has air-conditioning and you can watch it slowly. The recorded development process is relatively complete. There are many photos, objects, and videos with a lot of history. In-depth understanding of various histories is very meaningful.

A systematic understanding of the history of Chinese people in the Philippines, the curator's cordial reception and detailed introduction, and a simple exchange after the tour. It is a worthwhile place for Chinese to visit the Philippines.

It is a production and life stamp of the Chinese people from the ocean to the Philippines.

The Chinese Museum is located on Kabitu Street in Intramuros, Manila. It is a museum showing the living conditions of Chinese in the Philippines. There are some exquisite prehistoric artifacts and coins on display here, as well as precious prints, and unearthed porcelain collected from all over the Philippines. In addition, there are some precious prehistoric artifacts brought to the Philippines by early Chinese immigrants.