Changchun Trip: Guide to Changchun Museum

Visiting the Changchun Museum for the first time, I was deeply attracted by the architecture of the museum. It wasn't because of its size, but because the entire museum's exterior is filled with the beauty of melody, resembling the historical progression of performing arts. Unfortunately, I could only see the permanent exhibition on early civilization in Changchun, as other sections were under construction. Nevertheless, it was a worthwhile visit, and I am sharing this experience with everyone! Changchun Museum (Changchun Cultural Relics Protection and Research Institute) is located at No. 111 Huahong Street, Nanguan District, Changchun City. It is one of the three blooming sister flowers of the landmark building 'City Flower' in Changchun. 'Tracing the Origins of Changchun - Early Civilization Exhibition' is a permanent exhibition at the Changchun Museum. It is divided into four units: 'The Earliest History of Changchun,' 'The First Village of Changchun,' 'The First House of Changchun,' and 'The First Stone Dragon of China.' The exhibition systematically showcases the chronological sequence, settlement patterns, social progress, historical characteristics, and cultural contributions of the Changchun region, focusing on the pre-Qin period, especially the prehistoric era. Through physical displays, picture displays, textual explanations, audio-visual materials, interactive devices, VR technology, and lighting effects, the exhibition vividly presents important relics and artifacts of Changchun, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the process of Changchun's journey into a civilized society.