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List of Permanent Exhibitions in Chengde Museum

I. National Unity Exhibition

Venue: southeast of the exhibition hall on the first basement.

Exhibition introduction:

From A.D. 1644, the Qing Dynasty opened a new chapter in the history of ethnic relations, broke the boundaries inside and outside the Great Wall, changed the policy of ethnic segregation in previous dynasties, and implemented the policy of unity, appeasement and being close to the people. Chengde highlights the regional characteristics of ethnic convergence and rises rapidly, becoming the political sub-center of Beijing. The central government of the Qing Dynasty held important political, military, ethnic, religious, cultural and foreign affairs activities here, and accepted the pilgrimage of the aristocratic leaders of ethnic minorities in Mongolia, Qinghai, Xinjiang and Tibet, the envoys of the kings of vassal countries, and the ambassadors of western countries.

Second, Chengde General History Exhibition

Venue: located in the southeast of the exhibition hall, on the ground floor.

Exhibition introduction:

Chengde, located in the northeast of Hebei Province, is an important node connecting Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Liaoning and Mongolia. It has a unique geographical advantage of one city connecting five provinces. Since ancient times, it has been called "left Tongliao Shen, right, north Mongolia, south China". As the intersection of ancient farming culture and nomadic culture in China, many northern nationalities lived and multiplied here, and various civilizations exchanged and merged, presenting a colorful historical picture. Five thousand years of Hongshan Culture, three hundred years of villa culture, running through ancient and modern times, educating future generations.

Third, the summer resort exhibition.

Venue: northeast of the exhibition hall on the first floor above ground

Exhibition introduction:

As the parting garden of the emperors in Qing Dynasty, the summer resort did not win with the luxurious and rugged palaces, but highlighted the beauty of the wilderness. Although it is a natural landscape palace, it transcends nature, and is more integrated into the refinement and sublimation of nature, and into the cultivation, political ideas, cultural sentiments and artistic pursuits of the emperor. At the same time, the summer resort and the surrounding temples, as an inseparable whole, are like hundreds of rivers returning to the sea, summarizing the face of China territory and witnessing the cultural integration and unity of many ethnic groups in China. The Summer Resort and its surrounding temples are the first batch of AAAAA-level tourist attractions and national key cultural relics protection units, and were listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1994.

Four. Buddhist culture exhibition

Venue: located in the southwest of the exhibition hall on the first floor underground.

Exhibition introduction:

During his stay in the summer resort, the Qing emperor set up many Buddhist temples in the palace gardens for the convenience of worshipping Buddha. These Buddhist temple buildings, Buddhist relics and institutionalized Buddhist activities constitute a complete Tibetan Buddhist cultural system, which also makes Buddhist culture an important part of the court culture in Qing Dynasty. There are a large number of Tibetan Buddhist art treasures in the Summer Resort and Waiba Temple, which are revered and treasured by emperors of past dynasties and contain rich historical, religious, national culture and artistic values.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) exhibition of imperial life in Qing dynasty

Venue: located on the west side of the exhibition hall on the first floor underground.

Exhibition introduction:

As the last feudal dynasty in the history of China, the Qing Dynasty lasted 12 emperors for 296 years. Seven Qing emperors (or princes) were stationed in the summer resort for 158 years. Different from the resplendent Forbidden City, the pavilions and rare plants in the summer resort were all favored by the emperor, which represented the cultural feelings, self-cultivation thoughts and aesthetic consciousness of the highest class in China in this era and had a great influence on the society in this period. These daily necessities of the royal family are colorful and exquisite, which is the password to return to the Qing Dynasty and the clue to find out the emperor's life.