Hansheng Museum of Ancient Weapons, Beihai

On Chating Road, a low-key dilapidated house looked a bit unremarkable. It was a small museum established for the Beihai Hanyu Ancient Weapons Museum, supported by a deputy mayor. There is a ticket booth at the door, the ticket collection policy has been cancelled, and you can enter the museum by swiping your ID card. The museum is divided into two floors, mainly all kinds of ancient cold weapons since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and there are also a small number of firearms that have begun to popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, such as musket guns. There are also a small number of cold weapons in Japan and Germany, which are relatively rare. Although the museum is small, the collection is professional and the direction is concentrated, and it is also done with sound and color.

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I dare say that most people have not been to this museum. It belongs to a very cold museum. It is very small near the underwater world of the North Sea. It has two floors in total. It can be seen in less than an hour. It introduces various weapons from ancient times to the present. Some movies have seen it. Some have not heard of it. You can come and see if you like martial arts and weapons.