Follow the exclusive seal of Beijing Sanxingdui to visit the exhibition.

I have been to Jinsha Museum, but I haven't had the chance to visit Guanghan Sanxingdui Museum. Sanxingdui cultural relics are on a business trip to Beijing Grand Canal Museum. The countdown to the closing of the museum on October 10th, and the 11th can still come to visit. There are still many people, but it is not as exaggerated as the long queue waiting for admission in the summer. This is a Sanxingdui culture-themed exhibition with precious exhibits from Guanghan Sanxingdui Museum and Chengdu Jinsha Museum. There are many teams in the exhibition hall, and the key independent showcases are often crowded with people. In addition to renting an interpreter to understand the exhibits, you can also go to the Wen Chuang store to cover the 9 exclusive seals of Sanxingdui (consumption seal) in advance. Guanghan Sanxingdui Museum has 4 national treasure-level cultural relics that are not allowed to be exhibited overseas-the bronze statue, the jade jade of the mountain, the bronze sacred tree, and the gold cane, none of which are on business trips (the first three have seals). The statue and the gold account are copied. The sacred tree is shown in the video. 7 cultural relics with seals and physical exhibits-the bronze human head with gold mask, bronze vertical eye mask, bronze sun-shaped device, bronze sun god bird, copper kneeling figure, copper beast mask, eagle-shaped copper bell are all rich in ancient Shu culture. Representative cultural relics are a must-see. In addition, some very iconic or uniquely shaped cultural relics, such as bronze masks, gold masks, small statues, bronze beasts, etc., are also worth seeing. tips Tickets: Free tickets without reservation Interpreter rental: ¥30 Address: 1st and 2nd exhibition halls on the first floor of Beijing Tongzhou Grand Canal Museum. Time: From now until October 10th, 10:00-20:00