Why explore the "Top Stream" Museum in China! Let's Team up at Shaanxi History Museum for "Treasure Hunting" Special Topic | Shaanxi History Museum | China

Nowadays, cultural and museum tours have become a must-have for holiday travel, and visiting museums is becoming a popular trend. With a rich collection of cultural relics and innovative measures, Shaanxi History Museum is prominently listed on the must check in list for cultural and museum tours. As a top tier museum, what treasures are there in the Shaanxi History Museum? On July 10th, the first stop of the "Understanding China from Cultural Relics" National Media Roots Tracing Shaanxi Tour entered the Shaanxi History Museum, unlocking the "password" of civilization and forming a team to "treasure hunt" the Shaanxi History Museum.

On July 10th, the first stop of the "Understanding China from Cultural Relics" National Media Roots Tracing Shaanxi Tour entered the Shaanxi History Museum.

Intuitively reproducing the unknown life of ancient people over a thousand years ago

Taking Luo as the base, using over 500 types of silk threads, 300 types of needlework, and more than 50 skilled workers in Shaanxi Province to complete the project day and night for four months... In the preface hall of the Tang Tomb Mural Treasure Museum of the Shaanxi History Museum, a modern work composed of 36 lifelike character images of Tang Dynasty palace music and dance scene attracted reporters to stop.

How did ancient people live? If there were a camera that could record and retain it, that would be great. Everyone is curious and curious about the lives of ancient people over a thousand years ago, and Tang tomb murals are like photos taken over a thousand years ago, vividly depicting unknown aristocratic figures and various aspects of court life.

The media team visited the Shaanxi History Museum's special exhibition - Tang Tomb Mural Treasure Museum.

Do you know? Pursuing oversize and wearing men's loose jackets is not only one of the dressing styles of contemporary women, but also appeared in the Tang Dynasty. In the exhibition hall, a picture of a maid wearing men's clothing and holding a package in the mural of Li Feng's tomb caught everyone's attention. Wearing men's clothing and wearing Hu clothing is very common in Tang tomb murals and Tang Sancai. Currently, it has been found that the proportion of female attendants wearing men's clothing in murals is as high as 16%. This shows that wearing men's clothing was very popular among women at that time, and also indicates that women in the Tang Dynasty gradually broke free from the constraints of etiquette and gradually rose in status, reflecting their spirit of being unrestrained, enthusiastic, and innovative.

As the political center of the Tang Dynasty, Shaanxi has unearthed most of the large and high-level murals here. It is understood that from the 1950s to the present, more than 100 Tang Dynasty tombs with murals have been discovered in Shaanxi, and most of the Tang Dynasty tomb murals that have been removed are collected in the Shaanxi History Museum.

Interpreter Wang Jing introduced that the total collection of Tang tomb murals in the Shaanxi History Museum is about 660, accounting for 70% of the total collection in Shaanxi Province. The exhibition area of the Tang Tomb Mural Treasure Museum is 4200 square meters, with an exhibition line of nearly one kilometer. You can see 97 murals unearthed from 14 tombs. The Tang Dynasty tomb murals not only reflect the social life of the Tang Dynasty from various perspectives, but also serve as valuable materials for learning traditional Chinese art and studying ancient painting. They can also help audiences travel through thousands of years and dream back to the Tang Dynasty, feel the visual impact brought by Tang Dynasty murals, further understand the unique charm of traditional Chinese painting art, and enhance cultural confidence.

A modern work composed of 36 vivid character images, featuring Tang Dynasty palace music and dance scenes, attracted journalists to stop.

"Treasure in Treasure" and "Treasure in Treasure" have a glimpse of the Tang Dynasty through the exhibits.

When it comes to the Tang Dynasty, one has to enter the special exhibition area of the Hejia Village Cellar Excavated Cultural Relics Exhibition, which is a cultural relic of the Tang Dynasty and a cultural relic of the Shaanxi History Museum.

Who is the owner of the cellar? Why buried? How to bury... Wang Jing introduced that the Hejia Village Cellar was discovered by chance during infrastructure construction in Hejia Village in the southern suburbs of Xi'an in 1970. At that time, two pottery jars and a silver jar were unearthed, containing more than 1000 precious cultural relics of various types. It shocked the world with its large quantity, high level, diverse types, and well preserved. As for the owner of the cellar, there is still no consensus.

The exhibition of Tang Dynasty treasures has selected over 300 key cultural relics, mainly showcasing the level of development of Tang Dynasty handicrafts from three aspects: jade, gold and silver, and coins. The main characteristics of Hejia Village cellar collection are "hidden objects in objects" and "treasures in treasures", allowing everyone to glimpse the style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty through each exhibit.

There are hundreds of gold and silver vessels in the cellar of Hejia Village, representing the pinnacle of Tang Dynasty craftsmanship. There are a small number of cultural relics in the cellar that are imported, including gemstones and coins from the Sassanid Dynasty of Persia and Japan, as well as a few gold and silver vessels.

It is reported that the emergence of the Hejiacun Cellar confirms people's understanding of the Silk Road in many aspects: the Silk Road is a route for people, art, religion, and cultural exchange, and its true significance lies not only in the exchange of goods themselves, but also in the language, religion, technology, and art transmitted from the Western world, all of which deeply influenced life in Chang'an and even the entire Tang Dynasty.

The media group visited the exhibition inside the museum.

The collection of more than 170 million exhibits spans more than a million years.

Standing at the entrance of the Shaanxi History Museum, a Tang style architectural complex with a central hall and four corner towers stands in front of you.

It is reported that as the first large-scale modern national level museum in China, the Shaanxi History Museum covers an area of 65000 square meters, with a building area of 55600 square meters, a collection area of 8000 square meters, an exhibition hall area of 11000 square meters, and a collection of over 1.7 million items. It spans over a million years from simple stone tools used by ancient humans to various witnesses of contemporary social life, and clearly records the civilization of the land of China. Not only is it abundant and diverse, but it also has high taste and wide value.

The media team interviewed Hou Ningbin, the director of the Shaanxi History Museum.

Hou Ningbin said that during the process of watching museum exhibitions and participating in museum social education activities, you can feel that the reason why Chinese civilization has been continuous for 5000 years is because it has always adhered to an open, inclusive and inclusive attitude. "We can absorb all positive things, then combine them with China's actual situation to promote them, and then spread them to various parts of the world." Hou Ningbin said that through the historical information contained in museum exhibits, we can explain the basic concept of "why a prosperous China is China", and then showcase it through museums.

Since its opening, the Shaanxi History Museum has organically combined social education, collection and protection, scientific research, and industrial development, using various means to reveal the rich cultural connotations of historical relics to the general audience from multiple perspectives and sides, showcasing the profound and extensive cultural achievements of the Chinese nation.

The reporters walked into the Shaanxi History Museum.

Guangming Net reporter Dong Dazheng told reporters that it is his first time visiting Xi'an. Today, he visited the Shaanxi History Museum and visited the Tang Dynasty tomb mural exhibition. The murals inside are lifelike and lifelike, which is shocking.

"It is the hard work of archaeologists that enables these cultural relics to be preserved in the world, and further inspires the inheritance and development of our traditional culture." Dong Dazheng said that in the coming days, he will also visit museums and historical sites such as the Shimao Site and the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Museum. In addition to better experiencing the historical and cultural heritage of Shaanxi, he will also use his pen strokes and camera to better answer the era proposition of "why China is a prosperous era".