Heibo—Heilongjiang Provincial Museum

The Heilongjiang Provincial Museum is located in the Nangang District of Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. It was established in 1906. The main building is a European Baroque-style building, which was the site of a former Russian marketplace. Basic exhibition display: 'Harbin's Past—Social Life in Harbin at the Beginning of the 20th Century' is a thematic exhibition marked by local culture, immigrant culture, and integrated culture. It uses a variety of exhibition methods such as cultural relics, illustrations, scene restoration, and multimedia technology to comprehensively showcase the grand development history of Harbin city. The treasures of the museum include the Jin Dynasty bronze seated dragon, Jin Dynasty Qi State king's tomb silk fabric clothing, Southern Song Dynasty 'Sericulture' scroll, Tang Dynasty Bohai Tianmen Army seal, woolly rhinoceros fossil skeleton, Southern Song Dynasty 'Orchid Pavilion Preface' scroll, Heilongjiang Manchurian dragon, Jin Dynasty landscape and figure story mirror, Songhua River mammoth fossil skeleton, and Neolithic leaf-shaped stone tools. This trip to the museum unexpectedly turned out to be unexpected again. After a tour, except for the Jin Dynasty landscape and figure story mirror, the other treasures were not found. I accidentally heard a staff member say that the museum is moving to a new building, and now they are in the process of moving and setting up the exhibits. Sigh