Aerospace museum Review

The predecessor of the Beijing Aerospace Museum is the Beijing Aerospace Museum, which is the first comprehensive science and technology museum in China. It is located on the campus of the College Road, Beijing Aerospace University. The museum now integrates teaching, science popularization and cultural heritage. The museum exhibition area is 8300 meters, which are four exhibition areas: long-term dream-seeking, silver eagle patrol, Shenzhou sky, sky corridor. It is an important part of the national experimental teaching demonstration center for aerospace. It is an important base for science and culture of aerospace, the spirit of Beihang, and youth patriotism and national defense education.

Last year, I went to Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics and visited the Aerospace Museum on the north side of the new main building on campus. I often went to Beihang 30 years ago, when I parked a few old planes in the open space near the north laboratory of the playground, which attracted me. On October 21, 2012, the Beijing Aerospace Museum officially opened. The museum exhibition area is 8300 square meters, divided into four exhibition areas: long-sky dream, silver eagle patrol, Shenzhou asks the sky, and the sky corridor. The exhibits include one of the world's only two remaining night fighter jets ( nicknamed "Black Widow"), China's first light passenger plane "Beijing No. 1", the world's first vertical short-range landing aircraft "Shu" vertical take-off and landing fighter, More than 300 domestic and foreign recognized aerospace cultural relics such as the famous aircraft wave of World War II, as well as precious objects such as structural parts, engines, and onboard equipment. The museum is now integrating teaching, science popularization and cultural heritage. It is an important part of the national experimental teaching demonstration center for aerospace and space science and culture, the spirit of Beihang, and an important base for youth patriotism and national defense education.

Beyond Beijing's Sixth Ring Road, as a must-see attraction for military enthusiasts! Firstly, all aircraft are available in the Air Force. Second, there are many foreign airplanes that can not be seen in China, such as Yao Zhongzheng and other airplanes. Third, there are many meritorious airplanes. The most famous one is the Changxiangyu, which resisted the United States and aided the DPRK. It is suggested to visit for half a day, with a large outdoor area, an indoor exhibition hall with a modified hangar and an air force development exhibition hall. One of the shortcomings is neglect of management. Many places are dirty and messy. A group of rural aunts are there to manage, and they feel like Shanzhai scenic spots. As the Air Force Museum, it is suggested that management be strengthened.

Commenting on that friend in January 23, you said that Changping Xiaotangshan is the China Aviation Museum, which was established by the aviation industry and the air force. This museum is called the Beijing Aerospace Museum. It was formerly the Beijing Aviation Museum. It was built by Beihang in the 1980s. Tickets are free. The school has some teaching based on this museum. It is also open to the society and plays the role of aviation science. Don't confuse it, it misled everyone.

Such great history and interesting stories🫶

The news is not very accurate, in the opening, the venue is very beautiful, clean and shocking. A worthwhile trip.

Beijing Aerospace Museum, located in Shahe Town, Changping District, Beijing. It has collected the history of the growth of China's air force and the process of space development.