- Taipei Palace Museum
Taipei National Palace Museum, also known as Zhongshan Museum, is located at No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwan Province, China. It covers a total area of 160,000 square meters. It opened in 1965 and has been expanded and repaired many times. As of April 30, 2021, there are a total of 698,854 cultural relics, including 6,241 bronze wares, 6,744 paintings, 25,595 ceramic wares, 3,741 Buddhist scriptures, 13,478 jade wares, 495 Buddhist scriptures, 773 lacquer wares, 308 silk wares, and enamel wares. There are 2,520 utensils, 1,882 fans, 666 carvings, 900 imprints, 2,379 stationery, 216,507 rare books, 6,953 coins, 395,551 archives, 12,495 miscellaneous items, and 1,626 fabrics. The museum houses rare treasures such as jade cabbage, Maogong tripod, Sanshi dish, fast snow and sunny post, "Early Spring Picture", "Huazigang Picture", "Yongle Dadian", "Siku Quanshu".
- The Capital Museum
The Capital Museum is a modern comprehensive museum with the most advanced facilities in China. It is a patriotic education base in Beijing and has rich exhibition and educational resources. The exhibitions in the museum are based on the collection of the Capital Museum over the years and the unearthed cultural relics in Beijing as the basic materials, absorb the latest research results of Beijing history, cultural relics, archaeology and related disciplines, and learn from the successful experience of museums at home and abroad to form a modern exhibition with unique Beijing characteristics. List. In addition, in order to enrich the after-school life of young people, the Capital Museum specially organizes special lectures, hands-on experience, outdoor visits, museum exploration and other activities for young people, so that young people can learn knowledge and experience historical changes through interactive entertainment.