Spring Terrace--An Interesting Place

Although I didn’t major in art when I was in school, I found that there were many friends around me who were into art. I took some time off and brought my family here for a stroll. Before going through security, I suddenly found an interesting free ticket option - architecture students are also free ~ quite interesting. As I visited more deeply, my impression of this building kept changing. This building is not just a "convention and exhibition" center, nor is it just a library, nor is it an ancient museum. Strictly speaking, it should be considered an art complex. There are parent-child rooms, a library, and exhibition rooms suitable for exhibiting treasures. .． Visiting tips: 1: The light and shadow on the rooftop will be more beautiful at sunset, so don’t rush to rush in. 2:-1 is mainly about the ancient times, the process of a person studying and becoming an official from childhood to adulthood (and representative characters) 3: The second floor is an exhibition hall, a parent-child room, a library and a cultural and creative store. 4: Pay attention to the icon of the restroom. There is also a restroom in the exhibition hall. Just ask the staff to help open it. 5: The library recommends restraining children and keeping the volume as low as possible. 6: This is the suburbs, and all farmhouses have one thing in common: the portions are large, so remember to order the right amount of food. It’s shameful to waste it. 🌟Highlights: There is a national treasure bronze exhibition going on now 🚉Transportation strategy: Take the subway to Fei'eling Station and transfer to bus 15b 🧳Preparation before the trip: appropriate dry food 🕙Business hours: Closed at 6pm