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Imperial Decree Museum of Ming and Qing DynastiesLiaocheng Top 8 in Local History
Liaocheng Top 8 in Local History
Open Open from 8:30am-5:30pm
Address: Dongchangfu, Liaocheng, China
mapPhone: 0635-8413666
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This is the collection of a private owner. There are many categories and high prices. There are not many people in the season. You need the service of a tour guide when you visit. Otherwise, you can just buy a ticket and have a look. You need to get the harvest and you need to share with the explainer.
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This is the collection of a private owner. There are many categories and high prices. There are not many people in the season. You need the service of a tour guide when you visit. Otherwise, you can just buy a ticket and have a look. You need to get the harvest and you need to share with the explainer.
This is a private museum. The theme is the imperial edict of the Ming and Qing emperors. However, the corresponding imperial edicts of these emperors are not genuine. And most of the magnified fakes. From Emperor Hongwu of Ming Dynasty to Emperor Xuantong. There are big things and small things. Have time to take a look.
Private blog, a boss collects content. The visit here is the most delicious place in Liaocheng Water Ancient Town. There are not many text introductions. You must ask an interpreter to visit, otherwise you will not understand it and you will miss a lot. The overall construction was still going on when I went there, but the original ruins were almost gone, and they were all built later.
It is said to be a private museum, but there are also regular security guards at the door. The location is very good, south of Guangyue Building, with a small bridge at the entrance, quiet. The fee is not low, and it is not recommended to watch. Besides, there are too many imperial edicts, even the emperor's orders, and the imperial edicts must be kept in the hands of the recipients as proofs, and how many people collect them. This thing is considered a very unpopular alternative in the collection.