Xi'an Surrounding Tour | Baoji Bronze Ware Museum, it's so worth a visit!

👍Most recommended: Baoji is known as the hometown of bronze ware, and Baoji Bronze Ware Museum is also called "China Bronze Ware Museum". A "national" museum in a fourth-tier city is definitely worth a visit👍👍👍 ❤Reason for recommendation: The exhibition hall is built on the mountain in Shigushan, which is also the place where the national treasure Qin Shigu was unearthed, and it is very imposing. The exhibits inside are mainly bronze wares, most of which are found in cellars. The Yangjiacun cellar and Zhuangbaicun cellar support most of the museum, so the preservation condition is very good. The collection covers various periods from Xia, Shang and Zhou to Qin and Han, with a total of tens of thousands of pieces. There are seven exhibition halls in total, and the essence of the collection is in the first and second exhibition halls. 🌟Treasure of the museum! He Zun: China's first batch of cultural relics prohibited from going abroad for exhibition, national first-class cultural relics, and also the most worth seeing national treasure here. The inscription on He Zun has 12 lines and 122 characters, among which "Zhai Zi China, He Yi Wei Zun" is the earliest written record of the word "China". Wang Pan: The bronze ware of the Western Zhou Dynasty unearthed after the founding of New China has the most inscriptions, and it is the first plate in China, which is prohibited from going abroad for exhibition. The inscription mentions 12 Zhou kings, outlines the general outline of the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty, confirms the records of the Historical Records, and has significant academic significance. Guan Gui: The largest bronze gui in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, known as the "King of Gui", is a national cultural relic prohibited from going abroad for exhibition, and it is an item from the period of King Zhou Li. Wang He: A bronze ware from the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty, an ancient wine or water container, a national first-class cultural relic. A utensil that combines dragon, phoenix and tiger. Dan Wufu Pot: A wine container, a very exquisite pot, you can also see the original golden color of bronze. Qin Gong Bell: A bronze musical instrument from the Spring and Autumn Period, with the inscription "Qin Gong made and used the bell", it is an important relic before Qin Shihuang unified the six countries. ▶️There are also Wang Ding in the 42nd year of the Western Zhou Dynasty, a standard instrument in the time of King Xuan of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the inscription is a complete book of titles in the Western Zhou Dynasty; the gatekeeper Ding of the amputated man, an important evidence of punishment in the Western Zhou Dynasty; Jing Ji's single-pillar pan Ding in the Western Zhou Dynasty, similar to today's small hot pot, the only one in the Western Zhou Dynasty bronze ware; Bo Ge You, the highest level of bronze casting in the early Western Zhou Dynasty...... 💗Come to Baoji Bronze Ware Museum to explore the history of thousands of years and feel the charm of bronze civilization! Remember to make an appointment in advance!