Thoughts on Changji granary in Qing Dynasty

On June 10, 2006, on the occasion of the first "Cultural Heritage Day" in China, the new museum of Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture in Xinjiang was cut and opened to the public free of charge on that day. Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture Museum The museum was aided by Fujian Province. The first floor is a comprehensive exhibition hall, which mainly displays Changji Party history, calligraphy and painting, photography, paper-cutting, strange stones, root carving and other works. The second floor is the Hui folk custom exhibition, and the third floor is the Tingzhou historical and cultural relics exhibition. At present, * * * has more than 2,800 cultural relics in various collections, including nearly 100 national precious cultural relics, which truly reflects the long history and culture of this state from the Neolithic Age to the Qing Dynasty and is a patriotic education base in Xinjiang. Tingzhou Historical and Cultural Relics Exhibition focuses on unearthed cultural relics, and shows the historical evolution of Changji from Neolithic Age to Ming and Qing Dynasties in eight units, highlighting the politics, economy and culture of Tingzhou in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Changji Hui folk custom exhibition is divided into nine parts, which mainly shows Hui people's diet, clothing, residence, marriage, festivals, religious beliefs, funeral and production. Golden Pisces Bronze Mirror Jin Dynasty. Round and flat, with a bridge-shaped button in the middle, casting symmetrical double carp. Carp symbolizes good luck and good omen, and this mirror also reflects the ancient customs in Xinjiang. The silver seal of Turhut is a seal given by the Qing Dynasty in 177 1 to reward the leader of the Turhut department for returning to the motherland. The silver seal is square with a little tiger button on the back. The border passage is written in Chinese as "the gift of September in the seventeenth year of Qianlong", and the seal is a combination of Manchu and Mongolian, which means "loyal and brave King Turkut". Address: No.22 Yan 'an South Road, changji city, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: 1 Bus opening hours: off-season10: 00 ~/2: 00, 15: 30 ~ 19: 30 in peak season. Tingzhou Historical and Cultural Relics Exhibition is the basic exhibition of Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture Museum, with an exhibition area of 800 square meters. Based on the unearthed cultural relics, this paper shows the historical evolution of Changji Prefecture from the Stone Age to the Ming and Qing Dynasties in eight units, highlighting the politics, economy and culture of Tingzhou in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It belongs to the early stage: stone tools, pottery and bronzes unearthed from Sidaogou site. During the Tang and Five Dynasties, the fine works unearthed from the old city of Beiting were displayed. In the later period, there are national cultural relics of the Uighur khanate in Yuan Dynasty, Xixia, Xiliao, Chahetai khanate and Turkut in Qing Dynasty, with strong local color.