Confucian Temple Changchun Review

When you come to Wuwei, you must go to Leitai Night Market at night, then, you must go to the Confucian Temple during the day. After walking through the Ming and Qing Night Market from Liangzhou City Gate, people rarely do not make noise. Occasionally, one or two groups appear. Going north, you can see the red wall is where the Confucian Temple is located. The door is not big. It feels very elegant to enter the park, there are many plaques, and the introduction of the history of the invention and development of printing technology. Some monuments... The Confucian Temple is not big but worth a visit.

Wuwei Confucian Temple tickets 30, currently free, Wuwei Station rides electric bike to the South Square and then to Wuwei Confucian Temple, monument engraving, branch of China Printing Museum, just went to Yangzhou Printing Museum during the New Year, Wuwei Confucian Temple focuses on the introduction of movable type printing in Xixia "promoting and glorifying". Play time 1-1.5 hour is enough, meet students to worship Confucius, is the exam time coming soon?

The experience is very good, super dopamine is secreted, super happy! The waiters have a very deep understanding of the store, and can give suggestions according to our needs. It really is what we want! The staff is very good at serving, polite and polite, can't fault it, come to play five stars first and most important room clean and tidy, privacy is very good, the living experience is very good!

After being re-approved as a key cultural relics protection unit at the provincial level by the Gansu Provincial People's Government on September 1, 1981, the Wuwei City Museum was established here. The museum has a collection of books, calligraphy and paintings, inscriptions and other cultural relics of all generations. Among them, Han Jian, wood carving, mummy, copper Benma, scepter, Liangzao Xinquan, Xixia brand, Xixia copper artillery, etc. are world-famous treasures. At the same time, there are seven cultural relics exhibition rooms, listed historical relics, text descriptions and pictures, which briefly reflect the history of Wuwei from the Neolithic era to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

It is still worth going to the largest Confucian Temple in the northwest. After Qufu Confucian Temple in Shandong, the third largest Confucian Temple after Beijing Confucian Temple. There are many plaques. Some plaques are very famous. You can go.