5000 Years of Chinese History: Liangzhu

China's Liangzhu culture has a history of 5,000 years. It was discovered by Mr. Shi Xingeng in 1936, and the existence of this ancient civilization was discovered from the ruins. The kingdom's main area is Jiaxing and Hangzhou. Due to the crisscrossing rivers, the ancient city consists of eight water gates and one land gate. People lived and multiplied here. With the progress of civilization, stone tools were upgraded, poultry were domesticated, granaries were built, and jade artifacts were made for the leaders to worship and bury with the dead. The kingdom mysteriously disappeared due to unknown factors. Its existence can only be understood from the excavation of cultural relics. It is the continuation of Majiabang civilization and the successor of Songze culture. 🏔Introduction to the venue: The first exhibition hall - Water Village and Wetland It tells the rise and development of the kingdom built on the wetland The second exhibition hall - Holy Land of Civilization The planning, construction and structural layout of the Liangzhu Ancient City are a model of early urban civilization in East Asia The third exhibition hall - Jade Soul and National Spirit The use of jade in the Liangzhu period has formed a clear hierarchy. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : If you drive, you can park in the parking lot next door for 3 yuan. 📝Note: It is recommended to visit Liangzhu Ruins Park together (free admission before March 31st) and go to Yuniaoji for dinner. Liangzhu Museum