Modern Express News (reporter Hu Yumei intern Ye Zifan) In addition to visiting relatives and friends during the Spring Festival of the Year of the Tiger, you can also go to the museum. During the Spring Festival, the Nanjing Museum, the museums under the Nanjing Municipal Museum, and the Dabao'en Temple Ruins Park have corresponding activities, which are not only festive and lively, but also very knowledgeable.
Nanjing Museum
Museum fans, and have a special love for ancient paintings, the Nanjing Museum's special exhibition of landscape paintings in the past dynasties, "Ten Thousand Waters and Thousand Mountains", must be seen. From Xia Jue in the Song Dynasty to Huang Gongwang and Wu Zhen in the Yuan Dynasty, from Dai Quan and Jiang Song, who were descendants of the Zhejiang sect in the early Ming Dynasty, to Shen Zhou and Wen Zhengming, to Lu Zhi, Wen Boren, and then to Dong Qichang... From more than 40,000 calligraphy and painting works in Nanbo, the exhibition selects nearly 100 masterpieces of landscape paintings from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and concisely outlines the development path of landscape painting since the Song and Yuan dynasties.
△Nanjing Museum · Zodiac Sign - Jin Tao Tiger Zi
In the Year of the Tiger, of course, there is no tiger exhibition. This year's Spring Festival, the "Celebrating the New Year - Special Exhibition of Cultural Relics of the Zodiac" is worth seeing. The exhibition brings together 171 sets of tiger-related artifacts. Tiger tigers are powerful and interesting.
In addition to various super cattle exhibitions, there are also various cultural creations worth visiting, and desserts are worth tasting.
Special reminder: January 31 (Chinese New Year's Eve) and February 1 (Chinese New Year's Day) two days closed, the Chinese New Year's Day to the sixth day of the Chinese New Year is open normally, that is, 9:00 - 17:00 (16:00 stop admission). Online real-name reservations are currently available.
Nanjing Municipal Museum (Chaotian Palace)
The architecture of the Nanjing Municipal Museum (Chaotian Palace) is worth seeing in itself.
During the Spring Festival, the Nanjing Municipal Museum's "Yutang Jia Ware - Collection Exhibition" and "Yun Qiao Shadow - Song Ming Costume Exhibition" were re-launched. In the exhibition hall of "Yutang Jiaqi", Yuan Qinghua 'Xiao He Yue chased Han Xin' plum bottle and returned. "Yun Pei Shadow - Song Ming Costume Exhibition" displays the museum's collection of fine costumes, gold and silver jewelry from the Song and Ming dynasties.
△Nanjing Museum · Artifacts on display
Nanjing Municipal Museum also launched the "Tiger Leaping Spring - Nongyin Tiger Year Celebration Exhibition" Zodiac Exhibition. The exhibition exhibits more than 120 pieces of various handicrafts related to tigers selected by the Nanjing Municipal Museum, which are divided into four modules: Tiger Tiger Shengwei YinHu, Tiger Dragon Pan Hunting Treasure, Tiger Rhyme Spirit Spectrum Danqing, and Tiger Leaping Dragon Tengnian. Visitors can enjoy the Chinese New Year here.
Special reminder: From the first day of the first to the sixth day of the first month (February 1 - February 6), the museum is open as normal, the museum opens at 9:00 on the Chinese New Year's Eve day, is prohibited from entering the museum at 15:30, and closes at 16:30.
Nanjing Folklore Museum
Set off firecrackers, eat assorted vegetables ... The things that the People of Nanjing have for the New Year can be found in the Folk Museum (Ganjia Compound).
△Nanjing Folklore Museum · Teach activities
In the Folklore Museum, you can watch the non-genetic heirs of Nanjing perform "Unique Skills" on the spot, and you can also watch the "Tiggo Spring Festival Art Dedication jinling - Nanjing Folklore Museum Year of the Tiger New Year Exhibition". The exhibition gathers a variety of intangible cultural heritage "tigers", not only folk art works from all over the country, but also the new year paintings related to tigers, daily necessities, porcelain, embroidery, etc. treasured by the Nanjing Folk Customs Museum.
Special reminder: January 31 (Chinese New Year's Eve) is open normally in the morning, closed at 16:30 in the afternoon, and opens normally from January 31 to February 6, and is open from 9:00 to 17:30 (tickets close at 17:00). The museum is closed on Monday, February 7 (the seventh day of the Chinese New Year).
Jiangning Weaving Museum
Jiangning Weaving Museum is the site of the Qing Dynasty royal weaving institution "Jiangning Weaving", and it is also a super popular "treasure museum".
During the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, Cao Xueqin was born in Jiangning Weaving Province, where he spent his childhood in fine clothes and jade food. The many prosperous past events he personally experienced in the weaving house accumulated countless vivid and moving materials for his later creation of "Dream of the Red Chamber". The inextricable connection between Nanjing, the capital of world literature, and the legendary literary classic "Dream of the Red Chamber" are gathered at the Jiangning Weaving Museum, where we can talk to the classic "Dream of the Red Chamber" ...
Special reminder: On January 31 (Chinese New Year's Eve), the museum will open normally in the morning and close at 16:30 in the afternoon. Opens normally from January 31 to February 6. Opening hours: 9:00 - 17:30 (tickets close at 17:00). The museum is closed on Monday, February 7 (the seventh day of the Chinese New Year).
Dabao'en Temple Ruins Scenic Area
Einstein, Picasso, Kafka, Hans Christian Andersen, Qian Zhongshu, Beethoven, Lister ... The names of these giants are well known.
During the Spring Festival, the Dabao'en Temple Site Museum launched the "Tribute to the Eternity of the Great Masters - The Exhibition of the Original Manuscripts of the World's Literary and Art Giants", which gathered more than 40 original manuscripts of the great representatives who have made great influence in the fields of music, literature, art and science in human history, bringing a feast full of "humanistic spirit" to the general public. Einstein's scientific equation manuscripts, the extremely precious autographed photographs of Hans Christian Andersen, Picasso's essays, and Roman Rolland's autographed letters will all be on display. Visitors can have a close and in-depth dialogue with these cultural heritage sites of humanity and see what they really look like.
Special reminder: open normally
(Courtesy of each museum)