Chenzhou Museum

The history of the construction of the city in Zhangzhou has been more than 2,000 years, the city site has basically not changed, and it has been a county for a long time, with a deep historical and cultural heritage, but the scale of the museum is a long-term insight. In the old-age university building next to Wuling Square, it only occupies the fourth floor. There is no sign outside, and I only saw it when I entered the elevator. The style of the exhibition hall looks like it has been newly renovated, but it is basically graphic and text, and a few cultural relics are also very ordinary. It feels that the history of the millennium ancient city is not well reflected. It may be a preparation event. There are more volunteers in the field than tourists. The key is that there are basically not many people who know it. The more unique and meaningful is the ice disaster exhibition, which details the tragic past before and after the Spring Festival in 2008, which is worth understanding.

The museum is located on the 4th floor of the Zhangzhou Cultural Center. You must first go to the counter on the first floor to get the admission volume. It mainly introduces the history of Zhangzhou City and also shows many unearthed cultural relics. You can understand the origin and development of the city from a historical perspective.

To make an appointment, free admission, design has characteristics, content from ancient to modern, a good museum

The Zhangzhou Museum is located at No. 5 Museum Road, in the Zhangzhou Cultural Center on the edge of Wuling Square. The museum occupies a floor of the entire building, not very large, the content is Xijin's Jianxuan, etc., which is good.

Museums in every city go. Very interesting. I took unearthed objects that I can't see in other museums: stone house models. Zhangzhou is very clean and tidy. Located in the throat of five collars. The culture is deep. I didn't expect the security guard of the museum to smoke while checking the ticket. This is very unfavorable with the museum.