Beijing - The City of Museums: 'The Capital Museum' (Part One)

It's worth visiting the Capital Museum multiple times! I had been there once before, and it might have been because it was still a 'special' period, there weren't many visitors, and only the east wing of the museum was open, giving it a somewhat deserted feel. A few days ago, the TV mentioned that there is now a Dragon Year special exhibition, and wow, today it's packed! Despite being a workday, the crowds are surging! Now, not only the east wing but also the west wing has officially 'launched'. The first floor features the Beijing Central Axis exhibition, the second, third, and fourth floors cover the comprehensive history of Beijing, and upstairs there are exhibitions on Beijing's opera gardens and folk customs. There's even a Xinjiang archaeological special exhibition on the B1 floor, and to see it all would take at least half a day! Museums nowadays are no longer about the simple display of artifacts; they employ sound, light, and electricity, along with many interactive devices, making all the exhibition areas interesting. Adults and children learn and discuss as they go, and when they're tired and hot, why not buy a cultural creative popsicle? Friends with kids could easily spend a whole day here without any issues!