What kind of scenic spot is the tomb museum of Nanyue king in the Western Han Dynasty?

The Tomb Museum of Nanyue King in the Western Han Dynasty belongs to the famous scenic spot of Guangzhou Museum.

Xijiang Nanyue King Tomb Museum is located in Jiefang North Road, Yuexiu District. There are three exhibition areas in the museum: one is the three-story comprehensive exhibition building. There are four exhibition halls on the second and third floors of this building, one of which is a permanent and fixed exhibition as a special exhibition of compensation pillows donated by Yang Yongde and his wife. As temporary exhibitions, the other three exhibition halls hold several short-term special exhibitions here every year. The second is the original site protection area of the ancient tomb. The third is the main exhibition hall, which is divided into five floors. All the cultural relics unearthed from the tomb of Nanyue King are on display here.

Visitors can also see one or two exhibition areas if they can't see them all because of limited time. When you step into the gate of the exhibition hall, you will first see a model of the whole exhibition hall, which shows the distribution and visiting routes of the three exhibition areas. There is a projection room on each side of the hall. Before the visit, watching a video of the excavation process of the ancient tomb is helpful to understand the excavation of many treasures. Then along the straight aisle, the exhibition on the right (east) side of the second floor is a special exhibition of Tibetan pillows. More than 200 ceramic pillows are displayed in 29 special display cases according to the age and the ownership of the kiln mouth. These Tibetan pillows have various patterns and shapes. How can you think that this pillow with practicality and folk art is really valuable for research and collection? The end of the trail is connected with the ancient tomb protection area.

From the original site is located in the middle, along the corridor outside the protected area to the door of the glass protective shed, where it is divided into two roads. Walking on the road, you can see the superstructure of the tomb site and the backfilled rammed soil layer. If you go down, you can enter the tomb to explore the secrets of the Xuan Palace, and see the stone building project of Wendi in South Vietnam-the stone building two thousand years ago, the earliest underground building in Lingnan. After two steps, we arrived in Little Square, which is connected with the main exhibition. The architect designed three pyramid-shaped glass grilles by imitating the entrance of Louvre Square. The unearthed cultural relics are divided into 2 1 unit and displayed in five halls of Mulou. Entering the first exhibition hall (the owner's seal) and (the treasure of the main room) from the west gate, nine seals and "silk jade clothes" are displayed, and Yu Pei and Wang Bi are buried with the owner. The first exhibit led by them is the first emperor seal (pseudonym) unearthed in China archaeology-the gold seal of "Dai Wenxing Xi". Please don't miss the only two bones left in the tomb owner's remains. This is the most important material evidence to prove that the owner of the tomb is male, aged 35 to 40, and he is the second grandson of Zhao Tuo, the Lord of South Vietnam.

Then enter the second exhibition hall downstairs, where the most wonderful and rare jades unearthed from the tomb of Nanyue King are concentrated, and you can also see the original and restoration of the first set of practical screens unearthed in the Han Dynasty-a folding lacquer wood screen. In the third exhibition hall, there are five units (Tomb of the Martyrs), (Slave in the West Room) and (Widow in the East Room), with charts and photos indicating the burial positions of fifteen martyrs. They have their own funerary objects, which are rich and varied. A six-mountain bronze mirror and a copper lotus jade vase were rare things at that time, but they were all from the funerary objects of two female slaves, which was really incredible. In the fourth exhibition hall, according to the texture and function of cultural relics, seven units (Royal Treasure and Treasure) were displayed respectively. Rare products abound here. Please don't miss the bronze Ge engraved with the name of Zhang Yi, the prime minister of the Warring States Qin Dynasty, the wrong Jin Ming Hu Wenshu, the wrong gold and silver mirror, the earliest blue flat glass, and the five-color medicine stone taken by the tomb owner. Back to the fifth exhibition hall upstairs, the exhibition is divided into five units (Zhong Ming Shi Ding). It starts with bronze and iron tableware and ends with harp, harp, bronze chime and stone chime.

A large iron tripod weighing 265 kilograms; Guangdong-style bronze tripod, barbecue copper stove, large and small series of copper kettles and retort, all kinds of bronze wine vessels, and the remains of poultry, livestock, seafood and even sparrows that are still regarded as delicacies in Guangdong. Being in it, you will feel that the "Guangzhou cuisine" that people often praise really has a history of 2000 years. No wonder Ms. Chen Xiangmei, an American Chinese, said in an article in Time magazine after visiting the cultural relics of Guangzhou Museum: "If I go to Guangzhou, I suggest that I should visit this historic museum.