Be careful not to touch the exhibits with your hands when visiting, and take good care of them.

All museums have their own rules for visiting.

a quiet environment and a good academic atmosphere should be maintained in the exhibition hall. Don't comment on the exhibits when you visit. If you appreciate an exhibit, you can enjoy it for a while without interfering with others. If someone stops to appreciate an exhibit and you have to pass in front of him, you must say "I'm sorry"

Take good care of the exhibit when you visit, and don't touch it with your hands. Touching will make sweat stay on the surface of the exhibits, which will easily change the exhibits accordingly, which is not conducive to their exhibition and preservation. Also pay special attention not to let children accidentally touch the exhibits and other facilities.

For copyright reasons, visitors are not allowed to take photos of some exhibits. Another reason is that some exhibits, such as Chinese calligraphy and painting, oil painting, rare books of ancient books, and embroidery, are "afraid of light", which will accelerate their aging and even cause permanent damage under strong light. "Flash" in the dark and quiet exhibition hall environment will also affect the normal appreciation and visit of other audiences. Therefore, visitors should "reluctantly give up what they love", restrain their desire to take pictures, and let more later generations see these works intact.

stick to being a civilized visitor.

actively cooperate with the specific requirements or corresponding measures put forward by the galleries to visit the exposed exhibits, such as setting up instruction boards to persuade the audience not to touch and climb the exhibits at will, or separating the exhibition area from the activity area with isolation belts, and visitors should understand.