Zhejiang Museum (Zhijiang Branch) - Zhejiang History and Culture Exhibition

The Zhejiang Museum (Zhijiang Branch) exhibition "Zhejiang: 10,000 Years" is a chronological exhibition that uses artifacts to tell the story of Zhejiang's history. The exhibition features a wide range of artifacts from different historical periods, presenting visitors with a rich, exciting, and magnificent historical picture. The large number of artifacts from the Liangzhu Culture are particularly impressive. Zhejiang Province is one of the birthplaces of ancient Chinese civilization and traditional Chinese culture, and is home to a rich cultural heritage. Zhejiang's cultural heritage is diverse, including the Neolithic Liangzhu Culture and Hemudu Culture, as well as regional cultures such as Jiangnan Culture and Song Yun Culture. These cultures not only demonstrate Zhejiang's deep historical roots, but also reflect its important position in Chinese culture. The ancestors who once lived on this land evolved from primitive hunting and slash-and-burn farming to simple pottery making and livestock raising, and from tribal living to building stilt houses. Both production methods and social forms have developed and changed throughout history. Our ancestors used their hands and wisdom to continuously create history, leaving behind a rich material and spiritual wealth for us today. This exhibition is well worth a visit.