Changzhi Museum

Changzhi has many ancient buildings, and the museum is not to be missed. The bus at the entrance goes directly to the Xihuan Road stop. Get off the bus and you're there. There are about twenty parking spaces inside for those who drive. There are two volunteer-guided tours every day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The first floor has three exhibition halls, featuring a special exhibition of glazed architectural components and two temporary exhibitions. The third floor has one exhibition hall, which contains all the essence and treasures of the world. Bronze wares, porcelain, Buddha statues, and handicrafts, etc., leave a deep impression. The experience is very good, but could visitors please not press their hands against the glass to look? Not only do fingerprints remain, but it also makes it hard for other visitors to see clearly. Various prints on the glass display cases are very uncomfortable to look at.