In which exhibition hall is Marta Yan Fei of Gansu Provincial Museum?

Marta Yan Fei is in the "Silk Road Civilization in Gansu" exhibition hall on the second floor of Gansu Provincial Museum.

Tongbenma, also known as "Flying Swallow to Horse" and "Dragon Que to Ma Chao", is a bronze ware of the Eastern Han Dynasty and a national treasure cultural relic. It was unearthed in June of 1969+00 in Leitai Han Tomb, Wuwei City, Gansu Province, and is now in the Gansu Provincial Museum, which is the treasure of the Gansu Provincial Museum.

Tongbenma is 34.5cm high, 45cm long, 13. 1 cm wide and weighs 7.3kg.. It is vigorous and exquisite, with its head held high and its feet neighing like a galloping horse, showing a heroic ambition and a symbol of the great temperament of the Chinese nation.

At the moment when the galloping horse flew up and caught up with the birds, the birds looked back in surprise, which further enhanced the momentum of the galloping horse's rapid progress. The whole body focuses on surpassing the feet of birds, accurately mastering the principle of mechanical balance, and having excellent technical level.

1983 was identified as a tourist symbol of China by the National Tourism Administration; 1996 was appraised as a national treasure by National Cultural Heritage Administration expert group; In 2002, it was listed in the first list of precious cultural relics prohibited from going abroad for exhibition by National Cultural Heritage Administration.