Must-See in Tianjin | Tianfei Palace Relics Museum of Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties

| Tianfei Palace Relics Museum of Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. The saying "First there was Dazhigu, then Tianjin Wei" is hidden in the Tianfei Palace Relics Museum of Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. Today, I will take you on a virtual tour of this treasure museum that condenses the formation and development of Tianjin📚 📍Address: Dazhigu Middle Road, Hedong District, Tianjin 🕙Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00 - 16:30 (Closed on Mondays, don't make a wasted trip) 🎫Tickets: Free, just bring your ID card to exchange for a ticket 🆓 🚶‍♂Tour Sequence As soon as you enter the museum, you will first see the columnar statue on the square, which symbolizes the mast. It is engraved with different marine patterns from the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, which immediately brings people into the atmosphere of marine culture🌊 Walking into the central hall, you can see the Yuan Dynasty architectural site unearthed by archaeological excavations and the Tianfei Palace Hall site of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Standing in front of these ancient relics, you can feel the prosperity and bustle of the past as if you were traveling through time and space👀 Then come to the exhibition hall on the first floor, which mainly displays restored models of ships, buildings, etc. related to marine culture and Mazu culture, as well as a large number of unearthed daily necessities, allowing us to more intuitively understand the lifestyle of ancient people🛏 Along the stairs to the second floor exhibition hall, the theme of the exhibition is "The Melody of the Ocean", which is divided into four parts: "The Vast Ocean, the Magical Mazu, the City of River and Sea, and the Eternal Site". Here, through more than 200 unearthed cultural relics and more than 300 pictures, it tells the process of human understanding and utilization of the ocean, the reasons for the formation of Mazu worship phenomenon and its culture, and the formation and development of Tianjin📖 ✨Highlights The museum also has a scaled-down "ship model of Zheng He's No. 1 Treasure Ship in the Ming Dynasty", which is super shocking, making people marvel at the development of ancient navigation technology🚢 The multimedia demonstration area shows the grand occasion of the "Mazu Temple Fair" in Fujian, which can also let you immerse yourself in the charm of Mazu culture🎊 By the way, there is also a simulated archaeological site here, with drawings and tools used for archaeology at that time, such as the Luoyang shovel, allowing you to experience what it is like to be an archaeologist👩‍🔬 After visiting the entire museum, I really gained a lot and had a deeper understanding of Tianjin's history and culture. Whether you are a history buff or a friend who wants to know more about Tianjin, I highly recommend you come here to check in👍