This museum is so good to visit!!!!

The exquisitely beautiful crown of Princess Li Chu, the young girl brutally killed by a sharp weapon, the Sui Dynasty pottery camel with the image of the Greek god Dionysus, the epitaph of Shangguan Wan'er, the best friend of Princess Taiping, the entire relocation of the Yuan Dynasty mural tomb in Pucheng, the jade-like translucent white porcelain cup, the Western Han painted lacquer box that collapsed due to rapid evaporation of water, the urn coffin for children's bodies from the Longshan period, the lifelike and varied group of Han music and dance figures. Suddenly I understood this sentence: History is a pile of ashes, but there is warmth in the ashes. You can enter the museum with your ID! There is free hot water in the museum!! Take the subway directly to Line 14, Qin Palace Subway Station, There is currently a free bus out of the subway, which takes you directly to the entrance, and it takes only ten minutes. But there are a lot of people on the bus. Today someone walked from the subway overpass to the museum, which took about ten to fifteen minutes. The Qin and Han Pavilion is closed on Tuesdays, so don't make a wasted trip~ The museum is open from 10:00 to 16:30, and entry is prohibited after four in the afternoon. It's super suitable for couples' dates and family outings!!!