The Zhangzhou Museum is a very new and beautiful museum. The collection of its bronze mirrors is quite good in museums across the country. It can be seen that Zhangzhou has developed and flourished in ancient times. It is worth visiting.

The museum is located on the west side of the city. On the Yangtze River at the foot of the Xishan Mountain, it is a new museum. There are many parking spaces at the door. This design is good. Entering the museum, the main introduction is Wudu's cultural theme, mainly also introduced Zhangzhou as the capital of the three countries of Wuguo some historical culture and archaeological excavations, the viewing feeling is not bad!

The Zhangzhou Museum has not gone since the new museum was put into use. I always thought that there was no content on display. Today, I passed by and visited it. I was very sighed! The main exhibition hall of the museum is divided into three floors, and the content of the exhibition is different. Some scenes are arranged like life! Many exquisite unearthed cultural relics in the museum make you have to lament the wisdom and exquisite skills of the ancients, of which Zhangzhou Folk Museum is very exquisitely arranged. In short, it is worth a visit!

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The vast majority of the collections of Zhangzhou Museum are cultural relics unearthed in conjunction with the basic archaeological excavations, mainly ceramics and copper. Collection categories of Zhangzhou Museum cultural relics collection includes pottery, porcelain, copper, copper mirror, iron, gold, silver, jade, stone, books, calligraphy and painting, paper money, stamping, lacquer wood, textiles and so on.

The source of the collections of Zhangzhou Museum is mainly obtained through archaeological excavations, collection, donation, acquisition and other means. The vast majority of the collections are cultural relics unearthed in conjunction with the basic archaeological excavations, mainly ceramics and bronzes. The collection includes pottery, porcelain, copper, mirrors, iron, gold, silver, jade, stone, books, calligraphy and painting, paper money, stamping, lacquer wood, textiles and more.