Imperial Kiln of the Ming and Qing Dynasties | "Imperial Kiln Gold Brick Making Technique".

Suzhou Imperial Kiln Gold Brick Museum, the first museum in China with the theme of "Imperial Kiln Gold Brick", has a collection of 1,439 gold bricks, with a time span from the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty to the Xuantong period of the Qing Dynasty. The location of the official kiln of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, responsible for firing gold bricks for the royal family. The museum, which combines rough and wild interest with exquisite carving, systematically displays ancient imperial kiln gold bricks and fully protects the archaeological excavation of the imperial kiln site. Through cultural relics display, scene restoration, scientific and technological simulation, interactive games and other exhibitions, with the clue of "the birth of a brick", it shows the 29 processes of gold brick making, and reproduces the refining process of imperial kiln gold brick from the yellow mud clay on the bank of Yangcheng Lake to the highest palace of the dynasty. 🌟Highlights: "The Birth of a Brick" Theme Exhibition Hall: [One] The cultivation of a brick - opening [Two] The journey of a brick - becoming a tool [Three] The era of a brick - application 📍Address: No.95, Yangchenghu West Road, Xiangcheng District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province 🚗Transportation: 🚇Subway: Exit 1 of Suzhou Rail Transit Line 8, walk about 400 meters 🚌Bus: 5/825/816 Imperial Kiln Gold Brick Museum, walk about 300 meters after getting off 🅿️Parking lot: Imperial Kiln Site Park Parking Lot [1:00]Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 (stop entering at 16:00) 👍️Must-visit attractions: Third floor imitation brick kiln (the most "photogenic" check-in place in the museum) 🎟️Ticket information: Free admission 💗Other tips: In the cultural and creative experience hall of the museum, you can experience the fun of making gold bricks by hand.