China Red Sandalwood Museum

#chineseculture #trip #museum #redwood The name: China Red Sandal Wood Museum The ticket: 50 rmb How to get: Gaobeidian subway station, line 1, exit A1, walk around 5-7 min. This museum has a quite atmosphere, not many people, so you can walk and take photos. There are many beautiful wood things: furniture, art objects etc, located on 4 floors. There are ancient and modern models.

⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed Address: No. 23, Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing. 🚗Traffic Guide: It is recommended to drive, free parking in the courtyard. 🕙Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm, closed on Monday. 💰Ticket Price: 50 yuan, free on the first Saturday of each month. 🌟Highlights: 1. Worthy of the name Zitan Palace, it has collected and made too many fine products, making people dazzled. 2. It is recommended to hire a guide, you will understand where the good is, it is worth the trip. 3. It takes about 2 hours to look around carefully. 4. The public facilities and toilets inside are clean and thoughtful, with elevators. 📌Small Tips: There are not many places to eat nearby, you need to drive a few kilometers, there is a Yanjiao roast pigeon, a local internet celebrity, it is really delicious.

First Saturday of each month: Free, other times: 50 yuan for a ticket. Transportation: Exit A1, Gaobeidian, Line 1 Batong. The Chinese Red Sandalwood Museum: A national private museum, the private museum of the richest woman, Chen Lihua. A 5A level museum in Beijing. Although I have not studied red sandalwood and yellow pear wood, it does not prevent me from knowing that they are really good, really expensive, and really eye-opening! I also saw the carving work of real craftsmen, which is beautiful and eye-opening. I bought a pass, and got a full set of consumption stamps and free stamps.

The China Rosewood Museum is the largest rosewood art and traditional Chinese furniture museum in China, invested and managed by Hong Kong Fuhua International Group. The museum has a collection of 300 pieces/sets, which may not sound like a lot, but each one is priceless and very valuable. The treasure of the museum is the model of ancient Chinese architecture made of precious wood, including the Temple of Heaven, the corner tower of the Forbidden City, Qianqiu Pavilion and Wanchun Pavilion, Yongding Gate, the archway of Longquan Temple in Wutai Mountain, Shanxi, and the emperor's throne in the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City. Especially the Temple of Heaven, which is gorgeously made and impressive, is unforgettable. There are many styles of Chinese classical furniture, mostly in Ming and Qing styles. The furniture is beautifully carved and well made, reflecting the grandeur and heaviness of Chinese classical furniture. Both are private museums, compared with the Guanfu Museum, the Rosewood Museum has a larger exhibition area and more valuable exhibits, and the materials are solid; but Guanfu is better in display methods and lighting, and the overall effect is better. The two museums can be said to have their own merits. - Travel tips - ▫️Ticket price: 50 yuan/person for adults; 20 yuan/person for the elderly and students with certificates; children under 1.3 meters are free to visit. The museum also often has open days, free for all visitors. ▫️Tourist grade: 4A scenic spot. ▫️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (stop selling tickets at 16:30), closed on Mondays. ▫️Transportation: Get off at Gaobeidian Station on Subway Line 1 and walk about 500 meters.

China Rosewood Museum is a replica of Ming and Qing architecture, covering an area of 25,000 square meters, with a main building area of 9,569 square meters, and is affiliated with Hong Kong Fuhua International Group. The China Rosewood Museum is the first and largest private museum in China that collects, studies, displays rosewood art, and appreciates traditional Chinese classical furniture. The China Rosewood Museum opened in September 1999. As of the end of 2019, the China Rosewood Museum has a collection of 300 pieces/sets. The exhibition hall is divided into five floors, imitating Ming and Qing architecture, with four floors above ground. The first to third floors are exhibition halls, the fourth floor is a VIP room and a multifunctional exhibition hall. The overall architecture presents a strong traditional ethnic style. The main entrance of the museum is a pure wooden structure, using more than 400 cubic meters of wood, all of which are pure wooden structures. The four pillars supporting the gate are 8 meters high and 0.6 meters thick. The main building uses brick grinding and seam technology. The square in front of the museum is paved with large green bricks and soaked in tung oil. This method was only used by the royal family in the past, known as the sea full of dovetail board ground. When the China Rosewood Museum was built, it invited woodworking experts, tile experts, and painting experts who had worked in the Palace Museum since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

China Rosewood Museum, located at No. 23 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, on the north side of the Beijing-Tongzhou Expressway, is a replica of Ming and Qing architecture, covering an area of 25,000 square meters, with a main building area of 9,569 square meters, under the Hong Kong Rich International Group. The China Rosewood Museum was founded by Ms. Chen Lihua, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Chairman of the Hong Kong Rich International Group. As a key project dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the founding of Beijing, it officially opened to the public on September 19, 1999. The China Rosewood Museum is the first and largest in China, collecting and researching, displaying and exhibiting rosewood and Huanghuali art treasures, and appreciating traditional Chinese classical themes (private) museums, filling a gap in the Chinese museum world. As an important cultural landscape in Beijing, it was rated as a national AAAA-level tourist unit by the National Tourism Administration in January 2004.

I once laughed and said that this museum is the gift given by the curator Ms. Chen Lihua to the "Tang Yu". The fate of these two beautiful women will not be discussed for a while, let's take a look at this museum. The exhibition is divided into three layers, which collects Chen Lihua's favorite red sandalwood. She mostly invested most of the money earned from operating real estate in the collection and production of self-talk. There are very few precious woods in the country. She almost bought the expensive rosewood in Southeast Asia. Please build a red sandal kingdom. "One inch rosewood one inch gold", but the exhibits here are almost all large exhibits. For example, the Prayer Hall, the Corner House, the House House, the Wangfu Courtyard, and the Five-Layer Hall of Prayer for the Year. Rosewood is difficult to have large materials. This large-scale crafts can only be made if you want to spend years. This kind of hard work is really rare. The three-layer root carving "Journey to the West", the screen "The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival", and the Yongdingmen Ancient City Building restored with red sandalwood and overcast wood are also the treasures of the town hall here. For thousands of years in Chinese culture, there should be more inheritance and propaganda. On the other hand, it is a more acceptable way for contemporary people to advocate the craftsmanship of life and the instruments from the perspective of life. For example, in the Guanfu Museum, it is easier to get into the hearts of the people.