Fangzitankuang Museum

First of all, I suggest you choose the ticket with explanation. The interpreter is very professional. If you don't understand what you see in the museum, she can explain and add it to you. Secondly, this is really a museum with a lot of heritage. How small we are in front of the fossils of coal 100 million years ago. Knowing the oppression of our ancestors by the aggressors, we should invest in building a stronger China.

Interesting and long-sight, the interpreter is very patient, and the content is better understood. The link with the miner's hat is very interesting. Overall, it is good, but unfortunately the maintenance can't keep up, and it starts to show dilapidated.

The quiet and standing carbon mining site cultural park tells you the glory of the past, the deep mine is a profound witness to industrial civilization. When you walk into the gate of the Fangzi Carbon Mine Site Cultural Park, you first see the Fangzi Carbon Mine Museum transformed from the original old workshop. It is understood that the museum is the Shandong branch of the China Coal Mine Museum, which details and introduces the formation, storage, mining, utilization of coal and the 100-year history of Fangzi Coal Mine. Following the guide, first came to a winch house built by the Germans a hundred years ago, then entered the "can cage", began to slowly descend in black paint 175 meters underground. This is the first shaft, also known as the "fangzi pit", opened by the Germans in September 1898. Down the well, you can hear the sound of "scrambling" in your ears, and use the mine lamp to shine on the mine wall, you can see a small water flow extending the well wall to the bottom of the well. The entire underground experience area is remodeled from the vertical pit of the house built in Germany in 1898 and the historical lanes that are still retained to date, basically retaining the original appearance of history. The fare of 70 yuan is a bit expensive!

I think it's worth it. It's right next to Fangzi South Bus Station, Xinfang Group. It's 175 meters deep down the well. I heard a lot of explanations and learned a lot of knowledge. I took the things that the miners took. It's fun! Support the development of industrial tourism!

I highly recommend the big guy to see, learn a lot, expand his life knowledge!

It is worth a visit to learn about the hard work of former coal miners.