Shandong Qufu Confucius Museum.

Did you guys come here during the May Day or National Day holiday? It was so crowded. I came to see what was going on and it turned out that I had the whole place to myself. There was no way, it just happened. The previous group had just left. I went in the afternoon when the primary school students had just left. I went on a business trip to Jinan and Qufu today. I've been to Jinan before, but it was my first time in Qufu. There is a direct bus from Qufu East Station. I took a taxi for 20 yuan. You can make a reservation at the entrance. There are lockers, but large suitcases are not allowed. I don't know if the service desk allows storage. They didn't even let me put my coat there. B1: Cultural and creative products, pass. 1F: Security check, only Picture 1, no exhibition hall, pass. 2F: Confucius's life, mainly a few bronze wares, cultural relics, stone and wood carvings, ancient books from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, ink paintings. 3F: Mainly Qing Dynasty clothes, utensils, pots and pans, invitations, a few cultural relics. The inside is very spacious. One cultural relic or a few books take up 200 square meters. There are many things inside that are basically the same. If you remove the Qing Dynasty books, some carvings, calligraphy and paintings, modern plaster figures, and many repeated categories, I guess you don't need two floors. One exhibition hall is enough. It takes about 1-2 hours to stroll around. It's very photogenic. I really don't want to spend 140 yuan to go to the Three Confucius Temples. I'll just take a look at the entrance. I don't know if I will regret not going in.