Tianshui Museum, Fuxi Temple Scenic Area and Tianshui Folk Museum will be reopened on February 9th, 65438.

Recently, the national epidemic situation is still grim, and prevention and control measures in some areas are very comprehensive. The Tianshui area in Gansu Province closed museums and scenic spots before because of the epidemic, but recently, due to the improvement of the situation, it was decided to reopen Tianshui Museum, Fuxi Temple Scenic Area and Tianshui Folk Museum. See below for more details.

1. Some scenic spots and museums in Tianshui have reopened.

After the study of Tianshui Museum, Tianshui Museum, Fuxi Temple Scenic Area and Tianshui Folk Museum will be reopened to the public on February 9, 65438.

Tianshui Museum, Fuxi Temple Scenic Area and Tianshui Folk Museum are currently implementing the opening policy of "limited, reserved and peak-shifting". The maximum daily carrying capacity of Tianshui Museum is 2,500 person-times, that of Fuxi Temple Scenic Area is 1 10,000 person-times, and that of Tianshui Folk Museum is 3,000 person-times, accounting for 50% of the maximum daily carrying capacity. Manual explanation service and various social education activities are suspended in the museum, and tour groups are not accepted for the time being. The recovery time will be notified separately. Visitors from high-risk and medium-risk areas and cities (including 14-day residence history) will not be accepted by this museum.

2. Introduction of Tianshui Museum

Tianshui Museum, a comprehensive museum, is located atNo.1/kloc-0, Fuxi Road, Qinzhou District, Tianshui City, Gansu Province. It was founded in 1979 and moved from Tianshui Chenghuang Temple to Tianshui Fuxi Temple in 1986. It was opened to the public free of charge from June 5438 to 10, 2009, with an area of 35,000 square meters and a building area of 836 1 square meter.

Tianshui Museum has a collection of stone tools, pottery, porcelain, bronzes, ironware, ancient paintings and calligraphy, miscellaneous items, folk cultural relics, modern paintings and ancient coins. * * * 3 1909 pieces, including 2048 pieces of cultural relics above Grade III. The collection is mainly based on the cultural relics unearthed in Tianshui area, supplemented by more precious cultural relics unearthed in surrounding areas, forming a complete cultural relics collection system.

In 2009, Tianshui Museum won the title of "Outstanding Contribution Award of China Tourism Culture" and "China Tourism Culture Brand Museum"; 20 10 was commended by Gansu provincial bureau of cultural relics as an advanced unit for cultural heritage protection in Gansu province; In 20 16, it became a national first-class museum, and in 20 16, it became a "national practical education camp for primary and secondary school students".

3. Introduction of Fuxi Temple Scenic Area

Tianshui Fuxi Temple is the largest and earliest Fuxi Temple in China. This temple was built during Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty. After nine maintenance and expansion in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it has formed a large-scale, patchwork and reasonable layout of ancient buildings, with an existing area of more than 6,600 square meters, which is one of the well-preserved ancient buildings in Tianshui.

Tianshui Fuxi Temple is located in Xiguan, Qincheng District, Tianshui City, with an existing area of more than 6,600 square meters. The ancient buildings are large in scale, strewn at random, with towering cypresses, tree-lined, quiet and lush vegetation. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Gansu Province.

4. Introduction of Tianshui Folk Museum

Hu's former residence consists of two ancient buildings, Nanzhaizi and Beizhaizi, which face each other across the street. The South Courtyard was built in the thirty-sixth year of Ming Wanli (A.D. 1608), and the North Courtyard was built in the forty-third year of Wanli (A.D. 16 15), with a history of 395 and 388 years respectively. Although Nanzhaizi was renamed Tianshui Folk Museum, the building itself is its most important folk exhibit. Luo, a famous expert on cultural relics and ancient buildings, called it "the only ancient residential complex with typical Ming architectural style in Gansu Province, which is rare in China". Nanwu and Beiwu are the best preserved Ming Dynasty dwellings in Tianshui.