Go south to Chenghuangmiao Street, not far from the east side of the road, No. 142 South Street is Yongqingxiang, now the China Zhenqi Newspaper Exhibition Hall, the museum has 12 exhibition halls such as the Qing Dynasty Republic Hall, the Cultural Revolution Hall, the 50s Hall, the International Hall, the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Minority Hall, the Hong Kong and Macao Return Hall. There are more than 60,000 kinds of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign newspapers and periodicals, more than 1.1 million copies, there are extra large newspapers, the smallest newspapers, the shortest time newspapers, palm newspapers, postcard newspapers, business cards, silk newspapers, cigarette labels, umbrella newspapers, fan newspapers, etc.

Miao Shi Minzangbao Museum is the Chinese rare newspaper museum in Pingyao Ancient City, on the South Street not far from the South Gate. The person it established is Miao Shimin, so it is also called Miao Shimin Tibetan Newspaper Museum.

It is the same thing as the China Chicken Newspaper Museum, just commented. What I want to say here is that I have now learned the name of the founder of the museum. Mr. Miao Shimin spent more than 2 million yuan to start this Tibetan newspaper museum, and paid great energy and extraordinary ability, left a valuable treasure for the world, admired him here, praised him. I also hope that people who come to the ancient city to visit will come and see, and will never waste this trip.

Newspaper museum, is my favorite, in this trip to Pingyao ancient city, what impressed me the most is the newspaper museum. The museum is very large, there are many rooms, and it displays many newspapers from the Qing Dynasty to the present. There are Chinese and foreign languages, as well as newspapers from the Cultural Revolution. I also want to know, because there is almost no place to understand the situation of that era. If the kids don't want to, I can stay here for a day.

Shanxi...Pingyao Ancient City...Miao Shi Minzangbao Museum is on the main road of Ming and Qing Streets in Pingyao Ancient City. There are various strange newspapers in the museum! Famous by...Guinness Records...