The millennium grand scene once again reappeared!Yangzhou China Grand Canal Museum continues a beautiful life through time and space
On June 16, the Yangzhou China Grand Canal Museum was completed and opened. This new landmark located on the Yangzhou Sanwan Ancient Canal River has five parts: an exhibition hall, an inner courtyard, a front square, a Universiade Tower, and Jinyue Bridge. 13 exhibitions and a small theater together constitute the “encyclopedia” of China’s Grand Canal. Among them, the “Born by Fortune-Impression of the Grand Canal Street” exhibition hall restored the Grand Canal Street from the Sui Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty and from the north to the south in the way of “reappearance of urban historical landscape”.
A reporter from Suwang.com will show you the “most Chinese” collection in the “most national style” posture, and open the picture of the flourishing age of the ancients.
The thunderstorm in the morning and the stars in the evening glow. Under the canopy made of LED screens that cycle every 20 minutes, sip a cup of tea and place yourself in Dongdufang City in Sui and Tang Dynasties; listen to a scream and shuttle through the streets of Bianjing in the Northern Song Dynasty; Encounter the Jiangnan dwellings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties… Follow the Millennium Canal and look for the beautiful life that continues to this day in the reflection of the old urban landscape.
(Copywriter/Yang Yi video/Zhang Jinning editing/Zhang Jinning, Yang Yuwei)
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