Changzhou Museum

The Changzhou Museum is an exhaustive exhibition hall in the city of Changzhou, in southern Jiangsu area of China. Set up in 1958, it displays a vast accumulation of antiquities, and has an exploration division. There are eight segments and in excess of 20,000 social relics. Brilliant relics incorporate unique green porcelain of the Spring and Autumn period and Warring States period, lacquerware and porcelains in Song and Yuan lines and artistic creations and calligraphy in Qing and Ming traditions et cetera.

Changzhou historical center was granted the title of "Energetic instruction base of Jiangsu territory" and "Magnificent exhibition hall of Jiangsu area". Changzhou Museum is a thorough exhibition hall, including the main kids' gallery in Jiangsu area. Changzhou historical center was a key undertaking of the social improvement of eleventh five-year time frame for the Changzhou government.

It is additionally a historic point of social development in Changzhou. The new Changzhou Museum had been finished in December 2006 and it was authoritatively open to the general population on April 28 of 2007. With the development region of 20000 square meters, Changzhou Museum was joined with the urban arranging show corridor. The general development is separated into five levels: four stories about the ground, and one story underground. The first and the floors are for show and the presentation and the four-story and the storm cellar is home to storage facilities and workplaces.