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It is very interesting and cost-effective. It is highly recommended 👍👍

I took my child to the place, and I learned that it would not be opened at the end of January because I was preparing for the New Year's Eve light show. Ctrip still shows normal opening, and the information is seriously lagging.

#I am a travel player 🦋 Maybe many locals don't know that there is a Qinhuai·Non-legacy Hall in the Confucius Temple. Playing the Confucius Temple and fully feeling the learning culture of non-legacy here, there is also a free children's picture book area, which is really a great place to walk the baby. 🍄 First and Second floors: The non-legacy exhibition hall has lanterns, shadow play, down flower, paper cutting, mud people, Facebook, cheongsam and other exhibitions. There is also a non-legacy cultural and creative area. 🌈 Children can also feel it at the same time, and the interactive experience is strong. 🌿 Negative First Floor: Ancient style immersion experience: There are free Hanfu experience tickets at the door of Mingchao: Adult 49.9 Children 29.9🔥 There are many free experience activities on holidays, rain tea, micro-engraving, face molding, kite, paper cutting and other experience production activities. 🌟 Reservation is required, pay attention to the v letter "Qinhuai Non-legacy Hall" 🌸 name | Nanjing Qinhuai · Non-legacy Hall 💰 Tickets | Free, no reservation, scan the code at the door. ⏰ time | 10：00-18：00, weekend to 21:00 📍 location | No. 21 Chaoku Street, Qinhuai District, Nanjing 🚗 Transportation | Take bus 33/301/23 to Luoxiang Station #Private treasures around the city #City Humanities Handbook #Capture City Humanities #Non-legacy Culture

#I really want to go out to play #Redefine Travel #I just love to see the exhibition 🎭 Staying at the Manxin Hotel opposite, put down my luggage to go to the Confucius Temple, and found this niche free exhibition, which is very helpful for understanding Nanjing's history and culture. The exhibition hall has a total of three floors, and there is a white rotating staircase in the middle. 1 ️⃣ 1st floor of elegant and vulgar Tianqu Art, handmade and food non-legacy projects. 2 ️⃣ 2nd floor of China Tiankai Nanjing mud plastic, lanterns, micro-engravings, shadow shadows, kites and other representative crafts. 3️⃣ One-by-one exhibition halls of Baiyi Tianyi Music, Medical Technology, Sports, Literature and other on the basement floor. I have seen Yunjin Cheongpao for a long time, and I really want to have one piece of craft cheongpao. 🪁 Non-legacy Hall · Nanjing Non-legacy Experience Center 📍 No. 21 Chaoku Street, Qinhuai District, Nanjing 🎫 Tickets: Free 🕐9:00-17:00, no reservation required

#Fancy New Year's Eve see here #Six Dynasties Ancient Capital Jinling Ancient Rhym #Small Free Check-in Recommend Nanjing Non-legacy Experience Center, Qinhuai District Non-legacy Protection Center, Qinhuai·Non-legacy Hall ("Two Centers and One Hall") is located at No. 21, Chaoku Street, the core area of Confucius Temple, with a total area of about 7400 square meters. It has been the beginning and intersection of Nanjing's many "non-legacy" since ancient times, and it is also the gathering place of various "non-legacy" in contemporary Nanjing, continuing the humanistic vein of the famous city and the beautiful ancient capital. ✔️ Non-heritage museums are based on non-genetic communication, interactive experience, activation utilization, display and sales as the core, with functions such as communication, display, research, exchange, and the first batch of 2 master studios, 10 heirs, and 135 non-heritage experience projects. ✔️ The exhibition in the museum integrates Chen's graphics and texts, physical objects, audio-visual, hand-made and communication, reflecting the distinctive characteristics of "intangible feast, ancient capital treasure, live experience, multi-dimensional presentation"; Through the new expression methods such as "non-legacy museum exploration" and "script killing", it promotes the integration of non-legacy into life and becomes fashionable, and promotes the creative transformation and innovative development of China's excellent traditional culture. 👉 Paper basket is a traditional Chinese handicraft, that is, kites. In ancient China, the south generally called the kite "paper basket", and the north called the kite "paper basket". 👉 Embroidery is the general name for various decoration patterns embroidered on fabrics by needles and threads. Nanjing Yunjin is a traditional silk crafts in China, which is known as "inch of gold". 👉 Flower lanterns, also known as lanterns, are traditional Han folk crafts originated in China, and are cultural products of the traditional agricultural era in China with living functions and artistic characteristics. 👉 Tacked and dyed anciently called tacked, twisted, clipped and dyed. It is a traditional and unique dyeing process of Han folk. 👉 Nanjing Paper cutting is one of the ancient folk art, which was very popular in the early Ming Dynasty. In the old days, Nanjing people married and celebrated, and hired artists to cut various kinds of flowers for the family, and they were decorated in boxes, cabinets, quilts, pillows and other dowries. Other varieties such as Douxianghua, shoe flower, door lint and other varieties have distinctive local characteristics. 👉 Jinling rope knot knitting technology is referred to as "Jinling rope knot", which has been produced for a long time, and the knot has a strong folklore plot, usually the big red, green and gold that the people like. Yellow and other festive, bright and beautiful colors. ✔️ Every weekend, you will experience fun and interesting non-legacy experience activities, Yuanzhen Taiji, mud plastic, paper cutting, Shi's gossip palms ...... more activities are wonderful, waiting for you to visit the museum! tips: 1. Address: No. 33 Pingjiangfu Road, Qinhuai District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province (Exit 2 of Confucius Temple Station of Metro Line 3, 50 meters walk) 2. Visits are free, and the charges for the experience items are different 3. Business hours: Tuesday-Thursday, Sunday 10:00-18:00, Friday, Saturday: 10:00-21:00