Guess which museum will participate in "National Treasure Season 3"?

I believe that friends who like history must have watched the program "National Treasures" broadcast on CCTV channel. This program is mainly to introduce some very historical museums in China and to display the very interesting things in the museums. Some representative cultural relics, "National Treasure" has been broadcast for two seasons, and the third season will soon be ushered in, so many viewers are also looking forward to which museums and which cultural relics in the museum will appear in the show in the third season. , in my opinion, the following museums have a high probability of appearing in the third season of the program. They are the Yin Ruins Museum in Anyang, Henan, Qin Shihuang, Imperial Mausoleum Museum, and Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum. Let's talk about the reasons.

1. Yin Ruins Museum?

Many friends may not know much about the Yin Ruins Museum in Anyang, Henan, but the reason why I think the museum can participate in this program is that Henan First of all, as a historical province, it goes without saying that it has a long history. Anyang, known as the "ancient capital of seven dynasties", has a vital historical position from the Shang Dynasty to the Warring States Period, and has many cultural relics and sites. It is also very rich, so it is also very qualified to be one of the museums introduced in "National Treasures".

2. Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum Museum

I believe everyone is familiar with Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum Museum, and there must be a lot of friends who have visited it. It is a national 5A-level scenic spot and a world-class scenic spot. The eighth wonder. The terracotta warriors and horses in the museum also shocked the world. They can be said to be well-deserved national treasures. People can’t help but wonder what kind of great mind Qin Shihuang had to build such a great terracotta warriors and horses, and even after thousands of years The accumulation of years can still be fully presented to the world, and it does not make people want to know more about this history, so it is reasonable that "National Treasure 3" will introduce this museum.

3. Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum

As for the museum in Xi'an, you may be more familiar with the Mausoleum Museum of the First Emperor of Qin. Your understanding of the Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum is not very deep, but in The Xi'an Stele Forest Museum also collects a large number of cultural relics from the Qin Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, such as the Shitai Xiaojing Stele engraved by Li Linfu, the Yan Family Temple Stele engraved by Yan Zhenqing, and the Zhaoling Mausoleum that was jointly completed by Yan Liben and Ouyang Xun. The six horse stone carvings and so on are the museum's treasures and are worth knowing about.

However, it is not clear which museums will participate in "National Treasure" before the program is broadcast. However, I very much look forward to the above-mentioned museums being presented in the program so that everyone can know more about the relevant museums. history.