The Minsheng Art Museum's year-end exhibition takes you on a journey through pre-Qin China.

The Minsheng Art Museum's year-end exhibition takes you on a journey through pre-Qin China❗️ 💭In recent years, the Beijing Minsheng Art Museum's civilization exhibition has never disappointed. At the end of the year, another blockbuster exhibition in this series, "The Origin of Civilization - Early Chinese Civilization Exploration Exhibition"‼️ The moment you step into the art museum, you will be deeply shocked Giant replica mask Tall pillars and sacrificial scene restoration Visitors seem to be in the long river of history Experience the mysterious atmosphere of the ancient Shu Kingdom ✅A wide collection of cultural relics—— 🔸More than 400 precious cultural relics from more than 30 cultural and museum institutions such as the Palace Museum and the Shaanxi History Museum, covering representative works of important cultural sites such as Yangshao, Hongshan, and Liangzhu. ✅Three main chapters are wonderfully presented—— 🔸All Nations | Civilization Starlight ▪️Focus on the ancient times, reveal the key process from primitive society to national form, and show the birth of early countries. 🔸All Nations | Ancient Countries ▪️It depicts the stage of transition from natural communities to many ancient countries, reflecting the unique formation process of "Chinese-style" civilization. 🔸Living in China | Dynasty Rise ▪️Outline the process of the ancient country's transition to unification, laying the foundation for the subsequent establishment of a unified empire. ✅Education and entertainment are equally important—— 🔸Through light and shadow space and interactive design, the exhibition is not only educational, but also full of entertainment, suitable for audiences of all ages, making learning history a pleasure. ▪️For example, AI design, combined with traditional culture, allows the audience to depict what they think, and can be downloaded for free, and both adults and children have a lot of fun. ▪️The three major civilizations show lively and diverse forms, such as the Lego display of Sanxingdui civilization that children like, and I can't help but smile when I see it. At the end of the exhibition, I sighed at the organizer's ingenuity: A Qianlong imperial jade cong from the Palace Museum, which comes from the Liangzhu culture about 5,000 years ago. This piece was reformed in the Qing Dynasty and turned into an incense burner. This also represents another kind of cultural heritage: ancient relics have been passed down from generation to generation, and have been given new value in the interpretation of later generations. Fortunately, we have modern archaeology, which can trace the true meaning and use of ancient cultural relics, and can also smile at the re-creation of the ancients. 📌Exhibition Information—— 🔸"The Origin of Civilization: Early Chinese Civilization Exploration Exhibition" 🔸Exhibition time: October 1, 2024 - March 31, 2025 🔸Admission time: 10:00 - 17:30 (closed on Monday)