The museum's exterior design is based on the Jiaoweiqin, aiming to blend in with the natural and urban landscape.

LiYang Museum is a comprehensive urban museum located in Liyang City, Jiangsu Province. Its design was inspired by the Jiaoweiqin made by Cai Yong in Liyang during the Eastern Han Dynasty. The museum has a total construction area of about 18,000 square meters and an exhibition area of about 11,000 square meters. It is divided into two parts: the lower part is the museum and the upper part is the urban planning museum. The museum's exterior design is based on the Jiaoweiqin, aiming to blend in with the natural and urban landscape and create an open and free atmosphere. The interior exhibition area is divided into three basic displays, showing Liyang's historical culture and natural heritage. LiYang Museum is not only a place for collecting and displaying cultural relics, but also a space for civic activities and cultural exchanges. Its design and functions reflect the public and interactive nature of modern museums.