Zhongshan China Radio Museum is the first special museum in the country with the theme of radio. It is affiliated to the Zhongshan Municipal Museum and is one of its branches. Zhongshan China Radio Museum is located at No. 197, Sunwen Middle Road, Shiqi District, Zhongshan City. It is the first radio museum in my country. There are nearly 2,000 radios in the collection, and more than 230 radios are currently on display, including the first generation of radios produced in my country in the early 1920s to the products of the 1980s. The collection is systematic and comprehensive, and has high research value. The exhibition takes the development of historical space as a display clue, and displays the development history of my country's radio industry through physical objects, pictures, scenes and multimedia display methods, and reflects the historical changes in my country's society, politics, economy and other aspects from one side The development process of the emerging cultural communication undertaking in my country with the background of the radio industry. The museum exhibition hall is divided into two exhibition areas, the upper and lower floors, with 1949 as the time boundary. The ground floor is the exhibition area of "Chinese Radios Before Liberation"; the second floor is the exhibition area of "Chinese Radios After Liberation"; Each main exhibition area is unfolded against the background of the historical era, displaying representative radios and stating the historical background of radios in this period. Since its opening, Zhongshan China Radio Museum has received more than 60,000 visitors from home and abroad every year, and it has become a cultural tourism highlight in Zhongshan. Most of the collections in the Zhongshan China Radio Museum were donated free of charge by Mr. Qiu Jianqiu, a citizen of Zhongshan. Since its opening, it has also received support from people from all walks of life, donating radios to the museum's collection. At present, there are nearly 2,000 sets of various radios in various periods, among which the representative radios are Panda 1501, Peony 911, Red Lantern 711-2 and so on.
Small and exquisite, really a lot of radio, and the museum is separated by the door, I recommend everyone to go, although I don’t understand, but it doesn’t affect the appreciation of the beauty, the location is also very good to find, the map is accurate
[Cost-effective] Free attractions, just next to the Zhongshan City Museum. The area in the museum is very small, if it is not for radio lovers, you can go shopping in half an hour. [View] I don't know if it is the only radio museum in China. There are a variety of radios, radio lovers' paradise, we arrived late at the time, and we also watched the flowers. It is interesting that although the museum is small, it still strictly implements the requirements of issuing a visit card at the door and withdrawing the visit card when going out.
Adjacent to the city museum, out of the back door of the city museum courtyard. The door face is not big, the exhibits are not rich but very strange, the various radios since the founding of the dynasty, from the ore radio to the diode to the semiconductor to the big horn in the countryside, it is really difficult for them to get these things from where.
It's next to the Zhongshan Museum. Maybe the building itself is also a cultural relic. However, the import and export doors here are well managed and strictly managed. They have to enter through the main entrance of Sun Wen Road. After entering, they have to take a visiting sign and hand it to the doorman when they go out. It has collected many radios of different ages, but people who have no special interest in it just look at it and come out in a few minutes.
Great museum, small and professional, especially the Coca-Cola radio. I really thought it was a bottle of Coke! From the history, type and structure of radio, especially our domestic radio, it used to be a window for Chinese people to get information and watch the world. Although radio has become a history, it seems that we can see the past society by looking at these antique guys.
Been here 10 years ago, the collection is still the same as before, not much change! But the building is well repaired, friends who love radio are interesting to see!