Zhaojun Museum

Wang Zhaojun, name, word Zhaojun, the people of Nanjun, West Han Dynasty (now Xingshan County, Hubei Province). In 37 BC, Wang Zhaojun was selected to the harem to stay for the Han Yuan emperor. In 33 BC, under the situation of the people of the Han-Hungarian two ethnic groups urgently demanding national harmony, Wang Zhaojun voluntarily asked to marry the Hunnu, and made a single-family Yuan, which promoted the peace between the Han-Hungarian two ethnic groups for nearly half a century. In Chinese history, Wang Zhaojun was a great woman who dedicated herself to the cause of friendship with the Chinese nation. Zhaojun is the embodiment of beauty among the folk people. For thousands of years, her legends and stories have been widely circulated in Chinese folk and are household names. Since Tang and Song, the literary people of all ages have sang Zhaojun, and expressed emotions in poetry, lyrics, paintings and operas, forming a "Zhaojun culture" that has been circulating for thousands of years.

Zhaojun Museum Wang Zhaojun Tomb, Mongolian called Temuer Wuerhu, meaning "iron barricade", the document is also known as "Qingxuan", from the Tang Dynasty has been clearly recorded. According to the examination, it is built from the Han Dynasty artificial soil, up to 33 meters, the bottom area of 13,000 square meters, is one of the largest Han tombs in China, the state key cultural relics protection unit. It is a historical monument symbolizing national unity, the integration of all ethnic groups and the common development.

Zhaojun Tomb is also Zhaojun Museum, also known as "Qingjun", legendary Wang Zhaojun, one of the four beautiful people in China, is buried here. It is also a mysterious place. The scenery of the scenic spot from morning to night is changing, with the scenery of "morning like peaks, noon like clocks, and west like longitude" changing. Wang Zhaojun was framed, a demonized portrait made her a pro-message, and her reputation has been circulated to this day.

A 4a-level scenic spot built out of hard construction is actually a park. There is basically nothing to see in the museum. It is about some things about the Hunnu. The imitation pyramid shape of the museum itself is more interesting. The Zhaojun Tomb on the back mountain is considered an observation deck. If you are visiting a park, you can go.

Very large, very distinctive museum, it is a little far from the city