Baichuan tongpiao No

Baichuan tongpiao No

Baichuan tongpiao number is one of the main ticket numbers in Qing Dynasty. It is located in Pingyao ancient city, Pingyao County, Jinzhong City, Shanxi Province. During the operation period, nearly 30 tickets were set up all over the country.

Introduction to scenic spots

Baichuan tongpiao number is one of the main ticket numbers in Qing Dynasty. Located at the south entrance of Nandajie street, it is the best preserved and highest storefront of shops and residential buildings in Nandajie street. It is also one of the earliest developed scenic spots in the ancient city. The ticket number is quyuanzhen in Qixian County, Caidong county. During the operation period, it has set up nearly 30 punishment numbers all over the country. Its former site has been designated as Baichuan tongpiao no. of "Sanjin dachaidong furniture museum", that is, Shanxi Merchants Museum, sitting in the Western Dynasty In the East, the building is well protected. It is divided into three parts: the courtyard rises from the outside to the inside, implying the auspicious meaning of "ascending step by step". The North-South shop, which used to be the counter room, is now the exhibition hall of folk arts and crafts and the designated sales office of tourist souvenirs and publicity materials. Through the hall, the South ear room of the courtyard is for the display of housing supplies. On the opposite side is the big tobacco room where important guests were received at that time. In the original accounting room of the south wing of the central courtyard, there is a full model of baichuantong, and the north wing is the silver cellar at that time. The main hall of the central courtyard used to be the reception hall, but it is still decorated in the old style. Inside is the guest room of ticket number. Now there are three relief arhat bed patterns of red sandalwood in Qing Dynasty. The wood carving technology is very exquisite. The living room and the attic above make up the main building of the whole courtyard. The eaves and rafters of the building are painted with copper coin patterns, which are written in turn with strong folk interest of "one capital and ten thousand profits, two people's unity, three yuan harmony, four seasons' peace, five grains' prosperity, six contracts' spring, seven sons' reunion, Eight Immortals' longevity, nine generations' cohabitation, and perfect wealth". The backyard is composed of a Buddhist hall, a lady's boudoir, a reception hall for family members and a family hall in the main room. The main display items are Manjusri Bodhisattva molded in the Ming Dynasty, and various ancient chairs, such as Zen chair, lady chair, Taishi chair, Wen chair, circle chair, Jiao chair, four over official hat chair, etc., reflecting the hierarchical differences and ritual procedures of feudal society. In the baichuantong Museum, there is a collection of exquisite folk furniture from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are common walnut, camphor, Chinese fir, as well as valuable red sandalwood, yellow pear and so on. It has a certain reference value for the study of the economic, social, folk and artistic development history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

address

Pingyao ancient city, Pingyao County, Jinzhong City, Shanxi Province

Address: No.109, South Street, Pingyao County, Jinzhong City

Longitude: 112.18598175049

Latitude: 37.202178955078

Tel: 0354-5680414