Liangzhu is a sacred place that confirms the history of Chinese civilization for more than 5,000 years

【Hangzhou Liangzhu Museum】The temperature in Hangzhou today is minus 5 degrees, but the sun is shining brightly. Standing in the sun doesn't feel as cold as yesterday. My mother mentioned the Liangzhu Museum several times. It's terrible to be uncultured. I always thought it was 'Liang Zhu'. It is said that as soon as you enter the hall, you see a sentence: 'Liangzhu is a sacred place that confirms the history of Chinese civilization for more than 5,000 years.' My father said that the discovery of Liangzhu culture has advanced China's 3,000-year history by another 2,000 years. This time, I finally saw the 'jade cong'. I have been trying to remember the names of the three mascots of the Hangzhou Asian Games. One of them is called 'Cong Cong', which refers to the jade cong. I also saw the 'jade axe', which evolved from the axe. The museum is not big, there are four exhibition halls in total, but it is very interesting. The explanatory content and exhibits inside are great! Recommended tour route: Go to the Liangzhu Museum for one day first, and then go to the Liangzhu Cultural Relics Park (I didn't have time and it was too cold today). In this way, understanding history first and then visiting the actual objects will make it easier to understand. There is hot water, lockers, and a cultural and creative hall in the museum. You can drink coffee. The environment is very good!