2018-12-15 National Museum

Wang, Guansong
2019-01-07 1 min read

I visited the National Museum in the weekend. The overwhelming color of red made the site quite different from it used to be. The safety check was so strick that pens were not allowed. The hall and all the rooms on ground floor were for the new exhibition. It was so crowded.

Surrounded by the red, it might be what it looked like decades ago. The safety check is so strict that you cannot bring in any pen.
Beautiful Hongqi sedans in the hall.
Eighteen peasants of Xiaogang village left their finger prints on an agreement of life and death, which started the most remarkable economical growth in human history.
I'd like to have a collection of the classics from the Commercial Press, even though I'm certain I won't really read them.

After a quick peek, I wandered down to the Ancient China exhibition. Very fortunately I found a guide leading a family of three. They attracted a pack of people around. I followed almost the whole tour.

A small bronze artifact. I like the shape of the antler.
A perfectly air-dried dumpling excavated from some tomb in Xinjiang.
Ad of a needle shop in Jinan.
I (shamefully) followed the tour of this lovely family of three.

The usual spot of the souvenir store was taken for the Great Reform. But I found it relocated outside the main building.

A magic cube printed with the socialism values.
A gift for my dentist.
photo 2018
Wang, Guansong
Wang, Guansong
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