Shanxi Folk Museum Review

The Folk Museum relies on rich and varied folk cultural relics and collectibles, etc., to promote the spirit of national culture, and to adopt tangible and intangible display means of the material and intangible cultural heritage inherited by the folk, in order to realize the preservation of regional folk customs characteristics, the study and protection of folk cultural relics, Important venues for maximum display, research and dissemination of folk culture

It has not been repaired yet, but some local customs displays in Shanxi are quite interesting. In particular, there is a exhibition hall with some wax figures, reflecting the local customs of Shanxi marriage and so on.

To Taiyuan, you may wish to go to Shanxi Provincial Folk Museum. It is located near Wuyi Square in the city center. The museum relies on Taiyuan Mansion Confucian Temple. The Confucian Temple is a Qing Dynasty building, Dacheng Palace, Chongsheng Temple and other basic reservations. Dianchi Lake seems to be rebuilt. Folklore exhibition hall, rich in content, with models, pictures, photos, sculptures showing the unique houses, customs, clothing and so on in old Shanxi. Backyard, there are shadow exhibitions, etc. There are many ancient bells, stone carvings, wooden doors in the courtyard, all of which are still preserved in the original ancient style. So many real monuments and ancient relics, hidden in the deep alleys, few people know. Unfortunately, it can be sighed. There are not many visitors, it is very quiet, you can see it carefully.

Shanxi Folklore Museum is located in Yingze District. It is located in the old traditional urban area. The east direction is Beijing-Kunming Line, the south direction is May 1 East Street, the west direction is May 1 Road, and the north direction is Fudong Street. It is a golden section. From the museum to Liuxiang, Wenying Park, Yingze Park, Provincial Museum of Art, May 1st Square, Taiyuan Station are all within a kilometer radius. It can be said that it is not far to go anywhere. But in the old city, there is also a problem that can not be ignored, that is, traffic problems and parking problems. You can only go to the museum nearby and then walk in. If you drive by yourself, you may use congestion in narrow sections and the number of parking spaces at the entrance is limited. Folklore Museum is located in the Ming and Qing temples, so it is not only a museum of folklore, but also a museum of architecture in Ming and Qing Dynasties. After viewing the exhibition, you will feel that it is a museum of national integration or a museum of stone carving art. Coming here, we can learn about the production and living customs of Shanxi people, including diet, housing, weddings, funerals, marriages and so on. No, maybe even Shanxi people don't necessarily know much about their hometown. The various stone carvings in the courtyard reflect not only folk customs, but also ethnic integration, as well as a kind of cultural and artistic display. The large-scale courtyards also let people understand the architecture of Shanxi in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and also understand the tradition of emphasizing education, culture and etiquette in Shanxi since ancient times. Whether you are an adult or a child, it's worth visiting. It's better to have a parent-child tour. There is no reservation. Adult tickets are 30 yuan and children are half price. Close every Monday.

Ticket 25, almost no tourists, very close to the railway station, a small quiet place in the busy city, walk well. The courtyard culture of Shanxi merchants has created the tile of this folklore hall. The diversity of Lions in Limen deserves a good appreciation. Folklore halls are also Confucian temples, so the main hall is the Confucian culture of Confucius. There are shadows, clothes, houses, restaurants and pasta culture. Like the national culture to take out 2, 3 hours, fine products. Personal feeling is OK, with children's estimation will feel dull and tedious

Located in Shangguan Lane, southeast of Taiyuan City, it was originally a Confucian Temple, then a Shanxi Library Museum, which was changed to a Shanxi Museum in 1953. It was built in Jin Dading and rebuilt and expanded in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The collection of Shanxi Folklore Museum can be said to come from the folk, which mainly collects stone lions.

Taking the training in Taiyuan in May this year, I went to Shanxi Folklore Museum. Because I used the annual card, I saved the ticket money. It was rebuilt on the basis of the Confucian Temple in Taiyuan, with a large area, but few people came except the staff. I also turned on my mobile phone to navigate, and I inquired several times on the way to find it here.