Shandong Provincial Museum
Shandong
Provincial Museum, started in the year 1954, located in Shandong Province, is
the first large-scale, regional, cohesive topographic museum present in People’s
Republic of China. It was constructed in two portions, the eastern portion by
the British Baptist minister, J. S. Whitewright in the year of 1904 situated in
Guangzhi Temple which is in the Guangzhi Temple Path, and that used to be one
of the initial museums in the borders of China. The western portion constructed
in the year 1942 situated in the World Red Swastika Society in the Street of
Shangxin, which was the base of a religious society which cartels Taoism, Confucianism,
Buddhism, Islam and Christianity. The prior site of the eastern portion was
converted to the natural sample showroom, and the western portion was turned
into the historical vestige’s showroom, when Museum of Shandong Provincial was
built. The original museum was closed and the new was open to the tourists on
16th November, 2010.
Attractions
The
museum displays some 100,000 historical remnants, 8,000 samples and a group of
120,000 books. The Shandong Provincial Museum offers historical and natural treasures
from the primeval Longshan and the Dawenkou culture and the Qi Lu
Culture. The later having been the peak of the cultural blend of Qi and Lu
states formed by the Zhou Empire and enduring until the Qin and Han – Qing and
Ming Dynasties. The newly opened five storey museum contains fifteen
exhibitions galleries where eleven permanent exhibitions are on display. These
comprise Buddhist sculpture, figure paintings from the Han Dynasty, Shandong
culture and history and a Confucian Values display. There is similarly an assortment
of painting and calligraphy, fine porcelain articles, Lu embroidery, etc.
Free to
move after security check:
Later
the security check, tourists trail the sign to arrive the 3,000 square meter
chief lobby held with eighteen large pillars. The prevailing shade of the lobby
is yellow, signifying the Yellow River which provided birth to the values of
Shandong and whole China.
In the Shandong Culture and History Area of Display, a tomahawk made of bronze with an engraving of the Shang Reign is a gem of the museum. The exclusive assemblage of pottery dating from the Longshan and Dawenkou cultural periods is the lone one in the nation. A belt fastener of gold decorated with 33 valuable stones in many colors and a remarkable set of 397 wooden horse structures in a guard of honor are certain to catch your attention.
In the Shandong Culture and History Area of Display, a tomahawk made of bronze with an engraving of the Shang Reign is a gem of the museum. The exclusive assemblage of pottery dating from the Longshan and Dawenkou cultural periods is the lone one in the nation. A belt fastener of gold decorated with 33 valuable stones in many colors and a remarkable set of 397 wooden horse structures in a guard of honor are certain to catch your attention.
Exhumed
body:
In
furtherance, for the first time there is a show of all the stuffs exhumed from
Zhu Tan (recognized also as Prince Lu, the 10th child of the first ruler of the
Ming House). A lot of valuable cultural remnants are also on display for the
first time. This comprises anupright Bodhisattva statue with a crown of cicada
beautification and mural portrait from Dongping Han Family Crypts. The
Bodhisattva statue was shaped 1,500 years before, and currentlyreinstated to
China having been gone to overseas gatherings for fourteen years.
Reaching
to the museum:
You can
visit the museum by taking the bus no. 115, 119 or K139 and de boarding at Xia
Jing Cun station. You can also take bus no. 18, 62 or 50 and de board at Yi
Jian Xin Cun station. There is no admission fee to the museum.
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