Handan Museum Half-Day Tour.

After leaving the North Cave of Xiangtang Mountain, I didn't go to the South Cave, leaving some regrets for the next visit. After lunch, I started the last stop before returning to Beijing, Handan Museum. Handan Museum, Library, and Cultural and Art Center are built together. The Cultural and Art Center is the main body, and the Museum and Library are set up on both sides. The transportation is convenient, and there are some market activities on the small square. The museum is free to visit, and you can enter the venue with a reservation or on-site ID card. There are 4 floors. The first floor has no exhibition. The second floor is some temporary exhibitions. The third and fourth floors are basic exhibitions. The third floor's "Gandan" style and Handan history and culture display introduces Handan's history according to the timeline. The three bronze horse statues in the Warring States Period are lifelike and strong, which reminds me of Zhao Wuling's Hu Fu riding and shooting. It is said to be 400 years earlier than the Han Dynasty's horse stepping on a swallow. The fourth floor is the exhibition of Cizhou Kiln, stone statues, and coins. The stone statue exhibition is very worth seeing. Combined with the North Xiangtang Grottoes in the morning, the different styles of Northern Qi and Tang Dynasty stone statues are full of expectations for the South Xiangtang. The overall visit time is about 2-3 hours, and there is free manual explanation every half an hour during the National Day.