Silk Route Museum Review

The Silk Road Museum is located in Suzhou District, Jiuquan City. The rich history and colorful culture on the Silk Road are the treasures of Chinese civilization and the artistic wealth of the Chinese people. In love with the Great Northwest, I have an agreement with the Great Northwest.

In Suzhou District, Jiuquan City, Silk Road Museum, built on the "world's largest underground gallery" Weijin Tomb, covering an area of 470,000 square meters, the exhibition area of more than 10,000 square meters, the main building of Han Dynasty style, the momentum is solid and simple, and the three large exhibition halls display thousands of historical cultural relics of various kinds. It has spanned 5,000 years of history. The scale is rare in the west and even in the country. The museum is 10 kilometers from Jiayuguan to the west, 5 kilometers from Jiuquan City to the east, and the rolling Han and Ming Great Walls to the north, and the Qilian Snow Mountain to the south looking at the thousands of miles of ice peaks. The exhibition hall records and displays in detail human beings in various regions and countries located on the Asian and European continents for thousands of years, migrating, grazing, doing business and cultural exchanges along the Silk Road in the form of cultural relics, murals, pictures, texts, models, sand plates, sculptures, etc. History of religious dissemination and inevitable war poke. The entire exhibition is designed in a variety of ways and is rich in content. The exhibits include fossils, jade, copper, iron, wood, and a large collection of silk, porcelain, sculpture, embroidery, calligraphy and painting. Up to the late Neolithic period, up to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, each historical period in turn. Three large exhibition halls, the architectural layout and the traditional onshore Silk Road together three longitudinals. The exhibition is rich and detailed, with a large number of cultural relics, pictures and texts, showing visitors the "Silk Road" civilization in the Chinese civilization carries a heavy cultural style.

Now, on the site of the old Yangguan (according to the examination), the new Guanlou, Guancheng, Yangguan Museum, Silk Road Museum, antique barracks, etc., has become a tourist attraction (50 yuan 1 person including tour guide explanation), delayed us more than two hours. However, going up close to see the only remaining Han Dynasty ruins in Yangguan, looking down at the small lake downstream of the South Lake Owa Pool, overlooking the Yangguan Avenue of the old Silk Road and the endless antique beach, will still make you worthwhile. Standing on the towering Dundun Mountain, looking up at the green trees on the oasis, looking down at the still flat and wide Silk Road Yangguan Avenue, you will also find that Yangguan is not the one in your mind now when you hang history and look at the ancient times. "West out of the sun without reason" of the desolate sad, lonely desolate sun closed, you only in the imagination space to continue the mourning of history.

Yes, I saw the large gold tapestries of Sakyamuni in the Tang Dynasty, and the ancient Hotan jade carvings of the 18th Luohan, the bronze Buddha statues of Northern Wei, etc. are very educational. You can take your children to see it.

The architectural characteristics are relatively thick, with the style of Han and Tang Dynasty. The layout and decoration of the museum are more careful. Various decoration totems, according to the introduction of the interpreter, have a source worth remembering. The amount of cultural relics in the museum is relatively large, basically turned for 2 and a half hours, and finally I can't walk. The reason is also that the interpreter explained too meticulously, and a group of us asked more questions. The jade part and the porcelain part are worth looking at carefully. The amount of information is relatively large. I remember that there are also jade carvings of the 18 Luohan, which can be collected, which is really not easy. Some replicas mentioned downstairs are also normal. The murals in the Shanghai Museum are not replicas. The same is true for the Forbidden City Museum. The Silk Road spans more than 2,000 years, and it is possible to collect all exhibits. The overall feeling is that the exhibition hall is more laborious, the exhibition is very careful, compared to the Gansu Provincial Museum, it should be more serious and meticulous, and a lot more comprehensive, and it also saw the fossil of Tyrannosaurus rex unearthed in Gansu. It is very shocking and worth seeing. Finally, I had to praise the interpreter. It was the most serious and responsible I saw, and there was no shelf. Our team is fine. There is a group of foreigners behind, all the way, asking and asking, we are annoyed to hear, their interpreters can also seriously explain the origin of each cultural relics, it is really rare. I hope to keep it up.