Experience the real atmosphere of the ancestors of the Desert North Empire—"Desert North Wind Roar" Erdos Bronze Cultural Relics

Eagle-topped golden crown, tiger-shaped gold ornaments, bronze knives, golden phoenix crowns, crane-beaked axes... The recent special exhibition of Erdos bronze cultural relics held in Minhang Museum, through more than 300 exquisite cultural relics from over 2000 years ago, has recreated the freedom and bravery of the ancient northern nomadic people. The special exhibition is located on the first floor of the Minhang Museum and will continue until mid-August. Don't miss the following exhibits among the many cultural relics. 1. Eagle-topped golden crown, exquisite in shape, the top of the crown is a proud eagle, the crown pattern is supplemented by various grassland animals such as tigers, horses, wolves, etc., representing the highest peak of the gold and silver product craftsmanship of the late Warring States Period Xiongnu royal family, and it is also one of the most important exhibits in this exhibition. 2. Golden Phoenix Crown, both the imprint of Central Plains culture and art and the characteristics of northern nomadic peoples in the production process, the materials used are exquisite and very beautiful. The on-site layout also presents scenes such as grassland yurts, which gives people a sense of immersion. The check-in point at the exit can also change ethnic costumes for free and take photos in the yurt. 🕙Special Exhibition Time: From now until August 13, 2023, every day from 9:30 to 16:30 (closed on Mondays) 📝Note tips: Free visit without reservation