This museum hides the secrets of the ancient Zhongshan Kingdom

As early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there was a mysterious country in northern China called Zhongshan Kingdom. Zhongshan State was a country founded by Bai Di. It was basically located within the territory of Zhao State. It also fought wars with Zhao State, Yan State, and Qi State at that time. It was considered a relatively powerful country during the Warring States Period. [Cute] Today, if you want to learn about the history of Zhongshan State and appreciate the cultural relics left by the ancient Zhongshan State, you must go to Hebei Academy. The Hebei Museum has a special exhibition hall that displays unearthed cultural relics from the ancient Zhongshan Kingdom. A large number of bronze artifacts are exquisite and unique, including many of the museum's treasures. [TeaDrinker] The "Warring States Glory - Ancient Zhongshan Kingdom" exhibition hall displays 1,400 pieces (sets) of cultural relics, occupying two exhibition halls. The first exhibition hall, "Ancient State Scenery," is divided into six units: national history, capital, economy, culture, wars, and royal tombs, showcasing the unique history, culture, and folk customs of Zhongshan State. The second exhibition hall "Royal Treasures" is divided into three units: bronze ware, pottery, and jade and stone ware. It displays many fine cultural relics of the Zhongshan Kingdom in the Warring States Period, including ritual vessels, weapons, daily utensils, decorations, funerary objects, etc. with a distinct nomadic style. Among them, the gold and silver inlaid four dragons and four phoenixes, the gold and silver inlaid tiger devouring a deer screen base, the silver-headed human figurine bronze lamp, the silver inlaid two-winged mythical beasts and other cultural relics are the best on display. Exhibition location: West exhibition hall on the second floor of the south area of ​​the museum.