Capital Museum Review

The Capital Museum is right next to Chang'an Street and the traffic is very convenient. Now the west side of the first floor is the brilliant central axis exhibition Beijing Jiandu 870. But the upper floors on the west side are not open now, and they are still being renovated. The east side is open, with some jade, bronze, and photo exhibitions. The pavilion has a punch-in stamping activity, which is very popular with children.

One of the free museums on Chang'an Street, make an appointment in advance with the public account, and you can swipe your ID card, which is very convenient. Fang Hall is an exhibition of magnificent central axis. Many exhibits and introductions about the central axis have a lot of knowledge. In addition, there are bronze, jade, pagoda and other exhibitions, there are explanations, you can arrange a reasonable time to listen, very good.

Will there be fewer people in the National Museum? If you look closely at this guide, you will find that there will be really fewer people. There are two time periods in the National Museum with fewer people, one is the time period when the museum has just opened, and the other is the time period when the museum will be closed. You might say you can't see anything during the closing period, and what if you can't grab tickets during the opening period? In fact, before the peak summer season, although the National Museum is issued tickets according to the appointment time period, whether it is the morning or afternoon ticket you booked, you can actually come over when the museum just opened in the morning, and then rush to the area you want to see. This allows you to feel the small number of people in the National Museum. Of course, this premise must be very understanding of the various exhibition areas of the National Museum. In fact, the exhibition area of the National Museum is still very easy to find. The first floor is the historical exhibition hall we know, and the above floors are some special exhibitions. You can only pay attention to the National Museum's public account to learn about the specific display and the specific time of display.

The first blog trip is encountering its overhaul, so some exhibits have not seen. But a few of its boutiques are still full of eyes.

The Capital Museum in Beijing is a cultural gem, housing a diverse collection of Chinese art and artifacts. Its modern architecture complements the ancient treasures within, providing a captivating journey through China's rich history and artistic heritage.

Very meaningful visit