China agricultural museum official website+reservation information+tickets+opening hours.

Today, the standard of living is getting higher and higher, and life is becoming more and more convenient. It's hard to imagine how tedious and hard agricultural production used to be, because food and rice can be bought everywhere in supermarkets now. However, the output of ancient agriculture was low, so eating was a problem, and there were many agricultural production tools.

entrance ticket

Free, but not free.

Reservation information Viewers need to make an appointment to pick up tickets five days in advance, with a daily reservation limit of 2,000 people;

Dispersed audiences use real-name registration system to register and make an appointment. Those who make an appointment need to register their names and other relevant information, and each person can make an appointment with no more than 5 free tickets (group audiences can only make an appointment by telephone);

Visitors who have made a successful reservation must pick up their tickets at the designated place before 16, and refuse to enter the museum after 16. If they don't pick up the tickets after the deadline, the reservation will be considered invalid.

Older people over the age of 60 can get tickets directly into the museum with valid documents without making an appointment.

Opening hours are open to the public all year round (closed every Monday).

9:00— 16:00。

Official website:

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Museum No.3 introduces the development course and types of ancient agriculture in China. The exhibition hall is the style in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It's a bit scary to visit alone. There are many realistic wax figures in it. Don't look at them up close if you are timid. When you come out of Hall 3, you will find Hall 4, which focuses on the development of modern agriculture. After coming out, you can turn right, cross the small garden in the middle of the exhibition hall, and arrive at Hall 890, which mainly introduces China soil, pottery and pottery.

This museum is very big and has a unique architectural style. There are several pavilions with green tiles on the top of the museum. What impressed me most was the display of farm tools. Many hoes and other farm tools were hung vertically in the air with silk thread. It is so dense and spectacular.