Fu Le Dream - Mianyang Money Tree Exhibition.

Mianyang is one of the regions where the most money trees have been unearthed, mostly from the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Shu Han Dynasty. The "Mianyang Money Tree Exhibition" is located on the second floor of the Mianyang Museum, highlighting the largest money tree in Mianyang and the collection of artifacts related to the money tree. The exhibition is divided into four units: the first unit, "The Magical Tree-shaped Secret Treasure," introduces the origin and flow of the money tree, the unearthed money trees in Mianyang, and the unearthed money trees in various places; the second unit, "The Secular Life Reflected by the Money Tree," introduces the characters, animals, plants, secular wealth, and the universe and sky on the money tree; the third unit, "The Immortal World Depicted by the Money Tree," introduces the Queen Mother of the West, immortals, Buddha statues, and phoenix birds on the money tree; the fourth unit, "The Money Tree and Folk Culture," introduces the money trees from the Song Dynasty to modern times and the "money patterns" in folklore. Speaking of the money tree in Mianyang, the most remarkable one is the money tree unearthed in 1990 from Tomb No. 2 at Hejiashan in the suburbs of Mianyang. The tree is composed of 29 parts, including the base, trunk, branches, and leaves, with a height of 2 meters. It is tall, elegant, and exquisitely beautiful, and is considered a classic masterpiece of the money tree.