Inkstone Exhibition Hall

The Moyu Museum system comprehensively shows the excellent Chinese culture to visitors, so that tourists through the centuries of Moyu history, more vivid understanding and mastering Chinese traditional culture. The Tibetan Museum exhibits four characteristics: one is "full". His Tibetans, throughout the ancient and modern, throughout the country, can be described as a complete category, a wide variety; There are both pre-Qin grinding machines, Han Jin bricks, tiles, porcelain, copper foil, etc., and there are four major names in China and the names of provinces in the Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are stone enamel, brick, porcelain, pottery, paint, wood, iron, copper, jade, bamboo, crystal, onyx, platinum, Jingtailan and other enamel.

The museum opened in 2006 with a construction area of 1350 square meters. The main exhibition is Mr. Wang Yuting, 442 Tibetan and 140 calligraphy works donated to the Mozi Research Center of Zhangzhou City, Shandong University. Moxi Pavilion is an important place to inherit and promote Chinese culture, and is also the only place in the world where China's Xingtai is displayed in such a comprehensive, systematic and scientific manner. Geographical location, Longquan Square, Zhangzhou City, opening hours 9:00-11:00 14:00-16:00