20230702 afternoon: 1. The "China Kunqu Museum" is located in the "Pingjiang Road Historical District" in the 4A scenic spot. Pingjiang Street is the most complete historical old street in the ancient city of Suzhou. It is an important grain storage center and distribution center in Jiangnan during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It basically continues the Tang and Song style. It is a typical scenery of Jiangnan small bridges and flowing water. The night view is beautiful after the lights are on. The total length is 1606 meters. In 2009, he was selected as one of the "Top Ten Historical Streets in China". He lived here after marrying Sai Jinhua, a famous Qinhuai River prostitute. The scenic spot is an open scenic spot and admission is free. ① Address: Pingjiang Road, Pingjiang District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province Transportation: Direct bus, driving is very good. ③ peak season: no. ④ duration: 3 hours. ⑤ precautions: The scenic spot is close to the 4A scenic spot "Lion Forest", and the same can be arranged. 2. The historical evolution of Pingjiang Road: ① Tang and Song: According to the Southern Song Dynasty "Pingjiang Tu", you can see that this street has already established the existing pattern in the Song Dynasty. ② Ming Dynasty: According to the "General Map of Waterway in Suzhou Fucheng" at the end of Ming Dynasty (from Ming Chongxuan nine years, that is, in 1639, the "Wuzhong Water Conservancy Book" compiled by Zhang Guowei, the ten government inspectors in Jiangnan Province, and the military department), this street can be seen to continue the pattern of the Song Dynasty. ③ Qing Dynasty: In the map of the "Changzhou County Zhi" in the 18th year of Qing Qianlong (1753), this street is marked as "Pingjiang Road"; Fourteen years of Qingdao Light (1834) in "Mr. Sanxiu" Gu Zhentao compiled "Wumen Table Yin (Supplement to Suzhou Fangzhi), this street is called "Ten Springs", because there are 10 springs named; During the Qing Dynasty, Li Mingxuan and Yu Pei, the two Suzhou Zhifus, and the Hanlin Institute compiled by Feng Guifen, were renamed "Pingjiang Road", and the wooden version of "Gusu Tu" printed in Qing Qianlong for 48 years (1783) also used this name, and has been used to this day. ④ After the founding of the People's Republic of China: two major renovations in 1985 and 2004. 3. The China Kunqu Museum is also a "Quanjin Assembly Hall", with 7 exhibition halls to fully display China's intangible cultural heritage, "the ancestor of 100 plays" Kunqu.

The site of the Kunqu Museum, formerly known as the Quanjin Assembly Hall, covers an area of about 5 acres. It was built by Shanxi Yusu merchants during the Qing Guangxu period and is the most complete one of more than 100 club halls in Suzhou history. The Kunqu Museum exhibition is very rich in content, and different exhibition areas highlight different themes... From the Kunqu History and Talking Exhibition Area to the Kunqu Exhibition Area in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, to the Kunqu Exhibition Area in New China, it shows the rise and fall legend of the ancestor of the hundred plays. Kunqu, whose artistic value is recognized by the world, is a niche art. She combines the great achievements of Chinese classical art and aesthetics. Her unique and deep aesthetic tradition and unique oriental style have been a constant charm for people through centuries of vicissitudes.

Kunshan City Tinglin Garden is built in the Kunqu Museum. Kunquyu "The ancestor of the hundred plays" originated in Kunshan, May 18, 2001, was listed by UNESCO as the first "human oral and intangible heritage representative works". [View] ancient buildings, there are cultural relics, materials, and stage. [Fun] Learn the source of opera. [Cost-effective] High!

The Kunqu Museum and the Pingtan Museum are in the same Zhangjia Lane, less than 100 meters away. The museum is mainly based on graphic and text introductions and audio and video materials. There is a stage and no preview of the performance. The Kunqu Museum has a treasure of a town hall, ancient cultural relics-Bao and Tangtang famous lamps, which is very worth seeing. This late Qing period drama cultural relics, extremely exquisite and gorgeous, only from this exquisite and extraordinary hall famous lamp burden, you can imagine the scene of the Kunqu flourishing period. The appearance is a pavilion type, using purple teak wood, yellow poplar wood carving, surrounded by jade pendant treasure, rich and beautiful. In the old days, the big family invited the famous class to the house to sing the hall, to remove the famous lamp and then assembled in the host's living room, so pay attention to it. The whole hall was decorated with 179 pieces of finely-sized components and 112 accessories. The crossbar of the white jade lion, double-layer moths, and coral-encrusted gems. There are lotus glass lights at the top, because it is a late Qing product, there were electric lights at that time, and the lights were brilliant, which was really beautiful.

The China Kunqu Museum is located in Suzhou, the birthplace of Kunqu, on the historic protection block of Pingjiang in the ancient city. It is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. The museum has the most exquisite ancient stage in Suzhou, which is open to the public for free. The museum is mainly dedicated to exhibitions, displays, collections and research. The most worth seeing is the ancient stage here, which is beautifully constructed and is the best place to watch the ancient stage performances. The two walls are hung with Kunqu Wen wood carvings, brick carvings, etc., and visitors can watch Kunqu performances here, or relaxing tea.

Pingjiang Road in Suzhou is very good, love at first sight. The furnishings of the new store, with a historical house, complement each other. From time to time, the sound of ping-tan silk bamboo is heard, and the sound of Kunqu music is heard from far away, revealing a strong long-running cultural heritage! The Kun Opera Museum is open here, and it is really a place to choose. The Kun Opera Museum is full of large, and there are several courtyards after entering, but unfortunately they are not open to the outside world. The first room opened has a stage, with costumes and musical instruments on both sides. Inside, the 2nd floor is a tea room, and there are many antiques. Going out of the courtyard, there is a tall ancient stage, imagine the scene of the former Daguan nobles listening to the play here. Opposite the stage, there are many introductions to Kun Opera.