Suzhou's niche secret - Royal Kiln Brick Museum.

Suzhou Imperial Kiln Brick Museum is located at No. 95, Yangchenghu West Road, Xiangcheng District, covering an area of ​​38,875 square meters and a construction area of ​​15,087 square meters. It was designed by the famous architectural designer Liu Jiakun. As the first museum in the country to display "Imperial Kiln Bricks", it aims to protect precious cultural relics through architectural organization and construction, and to present the little-known "Imperial Kiln Bricks" experience and its profound history in an all-round and multi-angle manner. Historical and cultural connotations. The museum takes the main museum as the main body, including the imperial kiln ruins, visitor center, contemporary art exchange center, residual kiln ruins group, and supporting service areas. The main building is the core building of the entire museum. It fully displays the different processes of the imperial kiln gold bricks in "creating objects", "making utensils" and "using them" through three levels. It adopts cultural relic display, scene restoration, technological simulation and interaction. Various exhibition methods such as games are advanced step by step, vividly reproducing the process of the imperial kiln gold bricks from the yellow mud clay, a regional material raw material on the banks of Yangcheng Lake, to the highest palace of the dynasty, becoming "an imperial material made according to the decree" , becoming the "first brick in the world" specially used by the royal family.