I still found my childhood Spring Festival memories

When did you feel you had grown up? When the Chinese New Year is becoming more and more boring, when will you feel that the capital is really awesome? When all the intangible cultural heritage New Year customs you have seen and never seen are laid out in front of you✨ The "New Year" theme exhibition at the China National Museum of Arts and Crafts, in the colorful world of lights, the memory of the Spring Festival that has long gone has returned🎊 📍Location: China National Museum of Arts and Crafts, China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum🎫Method: Free! Make an appointment through the official account (workers should remember to make an appointment in advance during the week for weekend visits) ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (no admission at 16:00, closed on Mondays) until March 2nd. 🌟Must-check-in recommendation: 1st floor: [Chinese New Year - Spring Festival Theme Exhibition] It’s on the left after entering the door! Representative customs, crafts and handicrafts of each region are all available, suitable for all ages👀, and there is also a free event to get the gold foil "wealth" character (it is recommended to go early, as they are all gone by 4pm) 5th floor: [Wen Mai Hua Zi] is divided into three units: "Heavenly Creations", "Great Craftsmanship" and "Beautiful Life". The afternoon sun shines through the exhibition hall, and the light and shadow are so beautiful✨ Sisters who like taking photos and are shadow hunters like me must not miss it! 6th floor: [A Thousand Scenes - Theme Exhibition of China's Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Practice] 600+ exhibits, embroidery, New Year paintings, stone carvings, wood carvings... There are also fish lanterns and lion dances that can be checked in and interacted with🐲 💡Other tips: * Make an appointment for one museum, and visit two museums together: Next door is the Exhibition Hall of the History of the Communist Party of China. The two museums are interconnected for visiting. The visiting time is 9:00-16:30 every day (except closing days). Those who are interested can reserve time in advance * Interpretation service: There are public welfare interpretations on weekends. You can learn more about it in the official account "Service-Volunteer Service" * Interactive experience: There is an "Intangible Cultural Heritage Craft Experience Center" on each floor. I glanced at it and the price is not cheap, but many people have experienced it. * There is also a Xinjiang earthenware art exhibition on the 4th floor, don’t miss it!