Thoughts on visiting Gansu Provincial Museum

I have been in Gansu for 20 years, but I have a feeling that I don't know the true face of Gansu. I only know Gansu from books and rumors, but I haven't really understood Gansu in all directions. This time, I was lucky enough to visit the Gansu Provincial Museum, and my heart was surging. Gambo is located near the West Railway Station: it looks magnificent and stands proudly in front of the bustling West Railway Station. In front of the door, the words "Gansu Provincial Museum" stand proudly.

Museums, museums, really rich. Let's start with the famous "Silk Road". Well, some outsiders may not know Gansu, but they must know Huining. Maybe some foreigners don't know Huining, but I firmly believe that he must know that there is a road somewhere called "Silk Road". Gambone's visual Silk Road combines photoelectricity, animation and sound with advanced science and technology. Turn on the switch, and the Silk Road, which stretches for thousands of miles, jumps: camel bells, strong winds and human voices come and go. Come to think of it, our ancients all had cultural, scientific and military exchanges here. Write a silk civilization and another Chinese civilization.

Bloggers are profound! In Hui Hong, the world-famous silk civilization came to an end, and the painted pottery civilization came into view. When it comes to pottery, civilization often thinks of Jingdezhen's "Three Colors of the Tang Dynasty", but ignores Majiayao painted pottery, the peak of painted pottery art originating in Gansu. The pattern of painted pottery in Majiayao is oval rather than oval, and the corresponding pattern is intermediate painted pottery (available in Gansu), and the pattern is water ripple. The museum also reproduces the technological process of making pottery in ancient China, which is lifelike. Look at our painted pottery, look at the technological process, you have to admire our ancients: when the productivity is low, they created such a beautiful and brilliant craft. It can be said that there has never been anyone before, and there has never been anyone since. The long Chinese civilization stretches for thousands of miles, and this stage of civilization has a decisive position.

Listening to the howling wind, the vast desert stretches for thousands of miles, and we entered the ancient military. There is no grandeur of "lonely smoke in the desert, the long river setting the yen", but there is the remnant sea of Zhou Youwang's "prince of war drama" (imagine, Gamben may not be this. The howling wind in the desert brought our thoughts to ancient times: there are countless beacon towers in the boundless desert. Sadly, Zhou Youwang, "War plays a prince and wins a beautiful smile". Alas! Helpless, since ancient times, heroes have been sad about beauty. Who says women don't play around? This is history, this is civilization. From ancient times to the present, there are people who are loyal to their careers and people who are loyal to their lives. People's wishes are not strong! Chinese traditional virtues respect the old, love the young and miss the old. Let's build a tomb for it and look at these magnificent tombs. Countless gold and virtue funerary objects show their identity and status. I had a million dollars when I was alive, but can I take a penny when I die? What about millions and billions of people? How many emperors (man is the emperor and the whole world belongs to him) lost jade carvings in the storm of history and disappeared in the long river of years. Our civilization, our culture, will exist forever. ...

There are countless antique musical instruments in the huge museum, some exquisite and some casually summarized. There is the incarnation of Buddha-Buddhist scriptures; There are calligraphy bamboo tubes; And the overlord of the ice age-dinosaurs. There are all kinds of historical sites and wonders here, only those you haven't seen, and nothing you can't see. There are many civilizations in Gansu, all of which are listed.

Visiting the museum has the feeling of waking people up, just like sleepwalking in ancient times: four magical inventions; Fire intelligent drilling; Exquisite painted pottery culture; Fine silk. Nomadic civilization and farming civilization are constantly rising and developing. Thousands of years of wisdom, thousands of years of accumulation and thousands of years of civilization have created today's "2008 Olympic Games" and "20 10 World Expo". Look to the future. Looking back, today's museum brings back memories, and every cultural relic is a symbol; Every cultural relic tells a touching story. Thousands of years of civilization is our inexhaustible wealth; Thousands of years of cultural history, the source of our wisdom.

Explore the past, practice today and create tomorrow!

After the final exam, I ushered in the summer vacation. During the summer vacation, I visited the Gansu Provincial Museum in Qilihe District, Lanzhou City, Gansu Province.

When I got out of the taxi, a breeze brushed my face, and what I saw was the magnificent Gansu Provincial Museum. The light brown marble walls give people a strong cultural atmosphere. A closer look reveals that the shiny marble monument is engraved with the words "Gansu Provincial Museum".

After taking a photo in front of the building, I walked into the hall with great excitement.

The hall is spacious and has a wide view, but it doesn't feel monotonous, giving people a feeling of simplicity and elegance. I went to the second floor and entered the first exhibition hall. The exhibits on display were all about the Silk Road. Here, the military and culture are divided into two exhibition areas.

In the military exhibition area, I saw ancient crossbows and arrows. They are still "as brave as ever". These antiques have a history of more than 2,000 years. Among them, my favorite is Suiyang Construction unearthed from Quhou Palace in Ejina Banner, Inner Mongolia.

Then I entered the corner to introduce the Silk Road and history. I am most interested in ancient musical instruments. Among them, guqin and vertical basket are the most representative. Guqin, also known as Luqi, Stone and lyre, is pure in timbre and mostly used in music. However, due to its special and complicated fingering, fewer and fewer musicians can play Guqin fluently now. Harp is not a traditional musical instrument in China, but spread from distant Mesopotamia to China through the Silk Road. It can be seen that the Silk Road has had such a great influence on our history and culture.

When my thoughts were still stuck in the mysterious silk road flower language, I walked into the paleontological fossil exhibition hall unconsciously. Here, I learned that paleontological fossils always have five very important stages, namely Archean, Proterozoic, Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic. Here, I witnessed the heroic attitude of dinosaurs and some stories told by fossils long ago. What surprised me most was the ancient elephant fossils of the Yellow River unearthed in Qingyang, Gansu. Although it has become a ruin, even now, I can hear the roar of 4.6 billion years that night.

Then, we visited the painted pottery and marine fossil exhibition hall. All kinds of fossils and crocodiles dazzled me.

We left the museum near noon. This trip to Gansu Provincial Museum made me learn a lot, and also made me love my colorful and beautiful motherland more!

After visiting Gansu Provincial Museum, I visited Anyang Yinxu History Museum. I feel that Yin Ruins are the ruins of the capital of the slave society in the late Shang Dynasty in China. It is located in Xiaotun Village, northwest of Anyang City, Henan Province, with a history of more than 3,300 years. It is famous at home and abroad for its large number of unearthed Oracle Bone Inscriptions and bronzes.

The Yin Ruins Museum started construction in March 2005 and officially opened to the public on September 25th. The completion of the museum makes up for the fact that Yin Ruins have never exhibited real objects! The whole museum is divided into five exhibition halls to show us Yin Shang culture: 1, Dayi Shang Museum; 2. Bronze Hall; 3. Yutang; 4. Text room; 5, special exhibition hall-Simu Wuding authentic display! Only two pieces of the whole museum have been restored, and the rest are authentic!

This trip to Anyang, I saw various unearthed cultural relics in the museum, which broadened my horizons. The ancient cultural heritage with a long history left a precious research object for future generations, which left us a deep impression and regret after the visit. First, the culture of Yin ruins has worldwide influence, and the exquisite cultural relics of Yin merchants have conquered collectors and art lovers from different countries; The second is to remind visitors that these Yin ruins that have been lost to foreign countries still need Chinese people to care about this exhibit. Unfortunately, they only saw the bottom, but not the cover. Anyang, standing on the ancient land of Yin Ruins, looked at those cultural relics and seemed to feel their pulse and hear their breath.

I am really proud that our motherland has such a splendid culture, and I am even more fortunate to witness it with my own eyes. We gained a lot from this trip to Yin Ruins. In the Yin Ruins Museum, we saw not only exquisite collections, but also historical dust, and heard not only professional explanations, but also emotional ups and downs. Designers use their unique hearts to feel history and art. As a tourist, when I hear the call of my ancestors, I feel irresistible nostalgia, which makes people chew a lot. After all, the combination of history and art is an unparalleled miracle. At this moment, we feel close to the mysterious age 3000 years ago, which is the greatest charm of Yin Ruins Museum!

During this trip, I also followed you to appreciate the great charm of Yin Ruins again and felt the history of the imperial capital 3,000 years ago.