Ancient Bronze Museum: The exhibition hall area of China Ancient Bronze Museum is1.200m2, with more than 400 exquisite bronzes on display. During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties in China, bronzes were an important symbol of ancient social civilization. The bronze wares collected in Shanghai Museum have long inscriptions and heavy descriptions. The new exhibits include important cultural relics, such as the Hou wares of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Qin Gong wares of the early Qin State.
Ancient Sculpture Museum: The exhibition hall of China Ancient Sculpture Museum covers an area of 640 square meters, with more than 20 exhibits/kloc-0. The exhibition hall is dominated by gold, red and black, with lotus petals commonly used in Buddhist art as partition walls, niches in cave temples as closets and exposed display forms. In addition to displaying some wood carvings and pottery sculptures, there are mainly stone carvings, including sculptures of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Northern Qi Dynasty, the Northern Zhou Dynasty and the Sui and Tang Dynasties, as well as stone carvings and bronze Buddha statues in the south.
Ancient ceramics museum: The exhibition hall area of China ancient ceramics museum is 1.300 square meters, and more than 500 exhibits are displayed. Among them are painted pottery and gray pottery in Neolithic Age, primitive celadon in Shang and Zhou Dynasties, Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period, celadon in Eastern Han Dynasty and tri-colored pottery in Tang Dynasty. During the Song, Jin and Liao Dynasties, there were many kilns everywhere. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Jingdezhen became the center of China porcelain industry, and its underglaze and overglaze colored porcelain were exhibited.
Calligraphy Museum of Past Dynasties: China Calligraphy Museum has concentrated the typical representative works of China in various periods, systematically showing the historical track of China's calligraphy art ... The exhibition hall adopts frame and automatic lighting.
Seal Museum of Past Dynasties: China Seal Museum is the first art museum with a special exhibition of seal cutting in China. The exhibition hall covers an area of 380 square meters and displays more than 500 seals and seals. The whole exhibition is based on the development history of seal art, from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty. It is a representative and artistic boutique selected from the collection of more than 10 thousand seal cultural relics. In the exhibition hall, with the help of scattered display cabinets, various technical means are used to make the physical objects and auxiliary displays cooperate with each other.
Gallery of Past Dynasties: The exhibition hall covers an area of 1.200m2, and * * * displays more than 20 fine paintings of past dynasties1.20, reflecting various painting categories from Tang Dynasty to modern times. Painting has a profound tradition and unique national style. It is a plastic art with pen and ink, silk paper as the main tools and dot-line-surface structure as the main means of expression. In order to effectively protect the exhibits and facilitate the audience's appreciation, induction spotlights with automatic dimming are also used in the exhibition hall.
National Arts and Crafts Museum: The exhibition hall covers an area of more than 700 square meters, displaying nearly 600 pieces of ethnic costumes, dyeing and embroidery, metal crafts, sculptures, pottery, lacquerware, rattan and bamboo weaving, mask art, etc., showing the unique features of ethnic handicrafts.
Coin Museum of Past Dynasties: The exhibition hall covers an area of 730 square meters. Through nearly 7,000 cultural relics, it shows the historical overview of the occurrence and development of China's currency and the economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. There is also a room dedicated to storing ancient Central Asian coins donated by Du Weishan and Tan Duanyan on the Silk Road.
Ming and Qing Home Furnishing Hall: The 700-square-meter exhibition hall of the Furniture Hall displays more than 65,438+000 pieces of China furniture in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Ancient Jade Museum: China is known as the "Jade Country" and has been making jade for more than 7,000 years. In ancient society, jade was not only used for decoration, but also a symbol of wealth and power. It was also a legal object for rulers to sacrifice heaven and earth and communicate with gods.