Wuyishan Museum

There are maps, articles and a relatively complete hanging coffin of Min Yue people. It is said that the higher the hanging coffin, the higher his status.

Wuyishan Museum

Wuyishan museum is located on the North Bank of Yiqu Wharf in Jiuqu River. Wuyi palace imitates Song Dynasty street. It is a two-story Pavilion style imitative Song Dynasty building with a building area of 1400 square meters. It is an important external propaganda window of Wuyishan City. It is one of the main scenic spots in Wuyi Mountain, with clear river, rippling blue waves and beautiful scenery.

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Wuyishan museum is a local comprehensive museum with rich collections, especially boat coffins, hongqiaoban, stone tools, bronzes, ancient ceramics, calligraphy and painting.

architectural composition

Wuyishan Museum consists of three exhibition halls and corresponding supporting facilities.

The historical and cultural exhibition room has two exhibition halls downstairs and upstairs, each of 240 square meters. The exhibition hall downstairs is the first part of history and culture - "the birthplace of human history", which shows the early development history of Wuyi Mountain. It originated in the 21st century B.C. and lasted through the long years before Qin Shihuang unified China in 221 B.C. The main cultural relics on display include No.1 Jiagou boat coffin, hongqiaoban and its accompanying burial objects (copies), Neolithic relics such as Shiben, Shifu, shijianshi clan and stone net pendant, Neolithic site model, miniature model of Jiagou boat coffin and large-scale pictures. The exhibition hall on the upper floor is divided into three parts: "the rise of Minyue King City", "the prosperity of Neo Confucianism culture" and "the charm of rock tea" to show Wuyishan's unique Minyue culture, Neo Confucianism culture and rock tea culture. The main exhibits include the model of Minyue Royal City, pottery and ironware unearthed from the Minyue royal city site of Han Dynasty, black glazed calices unearthed from the kiln site of Yulin Pavilion of Song Dynasty, and various unearthed cultural relics from the Western Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.

The exhibition hall of the nature exhibition room, with a total area of 140 square meters, is divided into four parts: "Wuyishan belongs to the world", "blue water and Danshan is a school", "window of world biology" and "let Wuyi keep its youth forever". It displays the beautiful natural scenery and rich natural resources of Wuyishan with a large number of pictures and animal and plant specimens. The museum also has a "Wuyi craft" exhibition hall to display and sell antiques, jade, calligraphy and paintings, etc.

Development history

The museum was formerly known as the cultural relics room of Wuyishan cultural center. In 1992, a museum was built at the site of Yuanyuan temple in Wuyishan City. It was completed and officially opened in February 1993. The cultural relics room was canceled at the same time, and the cultural relics under its management were transferred to the museum. With a total investment of 1.4 million yuan, the Museum covers an area of 2400 square meters and a construction area of 1500 square meters. It is a five story antique building with reinforced concrete structure, and has six exhibition rooms, cultural relics library and other supporting facilities. There are more than 600 pieces of cultural relics from the late Neolithic period to the end of the Qing Dynasty, including 525 pieces identified by experts from the Cultural Relics Identification group of Fujian Provincial Department of culture, and 6 pieces of national second-class cultural relics. There are 474 class III cultural relics. In 1996, in order to expand the publicity, let more Chinese and foreign tourists know Wuyishan and Wuyishan, the museum was moved to the current site. On May 1, 1996, it was officially opened to the public. The original building was transferred to Wuyishan library.

From November 1998 to March 1999, in order to cooperate with Wuyishan's declaration of "World Heritage", the museum carried out a comprehensive revision, adopting advanced display means and preventive protection measures. On the wall at the entrance of the museum is the title of Wuyishan Museum inscribed by Zhao Puchu, the late vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference. The couplets on both sides of the gate are taken from the poem "Chinese ancient culture, Mount Tai and Wuyi" by Cai Shangsi, a famous contemporary historian and professor of Fudan University in Shanghai

On June 10, 2017, after more than half a year of closing and maintenance, the exhibition hall of Wuyishan Museum reopened and continued to be open to the audience for free. After the renovation, the number of cultural relics on display in the museum has also increased significantly. From more than 800 pieces to more than 1000 pieces now. The museum presents a brand-new look in front of you to better show the Northern Fujian culture to tourists.

Collection

Basic Display

The mystery of Wuyi Culture takes the ancient Yue tribal culture symbolized by the boat coffin in the Wuyishan area (about 3800 years ago), the Western Han culture marked by the ancient village of Seoul (more than 2000 years ago), and the Song Dynasty acting culture (800 years ago) represented by Zhu Xi for three years, and the essence of the cultural relics is collected, and the historical and cultural display of Wuyishan is vividly displayed. It shows people the long history and culture of Wuyi Mountain.

museum piece

The collection is rich in cultural relics, especially the boat coffin of the bronze age, the pottery unearthed from the Minyue King City of the Western Han Dynasty, the black glazed gold bowl unearthed from the Yulin Pavilion kiln of the Song Dynasty, and the funerary objects unearthed from the tombs of the Tang and Song dynasties.

Venue features

Wuyi ship coffin hoisting demonstration.

The audience can participate in the pottery making in person.

Visit information

Address: fangsonggu street, Wuyi palace, Wuyishan City, Fujian Province

Transportation route: take bus No.6 at the south entrance of Shangpu and the north entrance of chishi to the scenic spot

Ticket price: Free

Opening hours: 8:30-11:30, 14:30-17:30

Closing day: Monday

Address: Fangsong ancient street, Wuyishan City, Fujian Province

Longitude: 117.97319

Latitude: 27.63986

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: 8:30-11:30, 14:30-17:30

Closing day: Monday