Baoji Museum - China Travel

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Baoji Museum is a local historical museum in China. Located in Neigujintai Temple, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, it was built in 1956. It was originally called the Exhibition Hall of Historical Relics and was renamed Baoji City Museum in 1958. The total building area is more than 2250 square meters, of which the exhibition area is 598 square meters, and the ancient building area is more than 910 square meters. There are more than 11,000 pieces (groups) in the collection, including 5,740 pieces (groups) of bronze wares, most of which are bronze wares of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Among them, He Zun is the most famous one, with an inscription of 122 characters on it, which records the events of King Wu and King Cheng planning to govern the world in the early Zhou Dynasty and building Cheng Zhou (near Luoyang, Henan today). The museum holds the "Basic Exhibition of Historical Relics of the Western Zhou Dynasty", which focuses on the history of the rise and fall of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It also holds some exhibitions of cultural relics unearthed from the tombs of the Western Zhou Dynasty.