Zhangshu Museum

Zhangshu Museum

Zhangshu museum is located in Lujiang South Road, Zhangshu City, covering an area of 4800 square meters and a building area of 2340 square meters.

Development history

The museum focuses on the investigation, protection, research, display and publicity of ancient historical relics. It was built in 1960, and its logo is written by Guo Moruo himself. In 1981, an additional exhibition building was built. A large number of cultural relics unearthed from Wucheng, zhuweicheng, fanchengdui and other cultural sites from the late Neolithic period to the spring and Autumn period and Warring States period in Zhangshu are displayed here, including some rare treasures. It is one of the earliest and most abundant county-level museums in Jiangxi Province.

Basic Display

Exhibition of ancient history of camphor tree

With the layout as the main body, supplemented by pictures and cultural relics, it shows the historical development process of camphor tree from the primitive society to the Qing Dynasty.

Exhibition on the history of medicine, wine, salt and chemistry of camphor tree

It mainly shows the characteristic medicine, wine, salt, chemical products of camphor tree and the historical development process of camphor tree medicine and wine.

Zhangshu cultural relics exhibition

It mainly displays the first, second and third class cultural relics in Zhangshu Museum.

Collection

The bronze spear with willow leaf shape and cloud thunder pattern in Shang Dynasty. Spear for willow leaf shape, 37 cm long. The ridge is connected with the fish, and a ridge line runs through the front. Three groups of spiral and cloud thunder patterns are cast on the surface.

Yunlei Taotie pattern No.1 was listed in the Western Zhou Dynasty. It has a broad edge, a hollow vertical ear, a deep abdomen, a bulging lower abdomen, a round bottom, and a hollow foot. It is connected with the bottom. It is decorated with cloud thunder Taotie pattern, with a height of 77 cm and a diameter of 48.5 cm.

The spring and Autumn period of jade frog with cross perforation. It is 1.4cm long and 1.2cm wide. Cross piercing micro carving, frog shaped, decorated with rice grain.

Imperial Songhua inkstone, Qing Dynasty. It is 11 cm long, 6.9 cm wide and 2.3 cm high. The inkstone hall is wide and flat, and the ink pool follows the shape. The upper and lower convex edges are decorated with cloud and thunder patterns for a week, and the inkstone wall is surrounded by plane relief Kui patterns.

Address: Lujiang South Road, Zhangshu City, Jiangxi Province

Longitude: 115.54986054267

Latitude: 28.0598587362

Tel: 0795-7332754