If you want to know Hubei Province, don't miss this place.

Someone once told me that if you want to understand the history, culture, and lifestyle of people in a city in China🇨🇳, the first thing you should do is to visit the museum of that place🚶🏻♂️ . I think what he said is very true. When I went to Wuhan, I visited the Hubei Provincial Museum 湖北省博物馆, which is the provincial museum. . Many valuable antiques are kept here and are well preserved. For example, a large set of ancient bronze bells, it is said that no craftsman can create this amazing piece of work today😮 It's amazing! . And the very large box you see is not a treasure box, but a coffin of a wealthy and powerful person in the past. The outer coffin is very large, and the inner coffin is smaller. The outside has a really strange pattern. . And there are many more antiques. It can be said that if you want to see every piece, take in every detail. It will take more than 1 day. So history lovers must not miss it. China has made museums really well, making it worth a visit. Many people, including the younger generation, come to the museum instead of shopping malls because it's free, air-conditioned, and you can see beautiful antiques. Who doesn't like that? 😄 . 🎧 The audio guide is available only in English and Chinese. If you can understand both languages, I recommend renting one to listen to the explanations of the exhibits. . 🎫 Admission: Free (advance booking required) 🚇 How to get here: Take subway line 8 and get off at Shengbo Hubei Ri Bao Zhan Station 省博湖北日报站 . #Wuhan #TravelChina #tripxplorproject