Cultural relics collected by Fujian-Taiwan border museum

There is a folk handicraft exhibition on the first floor.

The boutique exhibition is located in the temporary exhibition hall on the west side of the first floor. The exhibition focuses on the descriptive architecture of past dynasties and the exquisite handicrafts created by Ding Yi art circles in Taiwan Province Province, and shows the grand occasion of folk cultural exchange activities between Fujian and Taiwan. Also on-site production shows for visitors to participate in the interaction.

The exhibits are provided by members of Quanzhou Folk Ding Yi Artists Association. The exhibits include Hui 'an stone carving, Hui 'an wood carving, Quanzhou wooden furniture, Quanzhou embroidery, Dehua porcelain, Yongchun lacquer basket, Quanzhou bodiless crafts, God helmet, Quanzhou lanterns, bamboo weaving techniques, bronze utensils and so on. Taiwan Province's arts and crafts products include Jinmen pottery, glazed pottery, toe pottery, puppet, religion, wood carving, stone carving, glazed pottery and so on. There are also folk religious exhibits in Fujian and Taiwan, such as heads of gods, helmets, battle arrays, bronzes, embroidered wars, sedan chairs, martial chairs and statues. And props for various religious celebrations.

"Fujian-Taiwan Edge" Theme Pavilion on the second floor

The first part: The ancient homeland-Fujian and Taiwan Province Province are separated by a river, and the primitive cultures of Fujian and Taiwan are closely linked, thus opening up an ancient homeland.

The second part: blood relatives-Fujian and Taiwan are of the same origin, blood ties, blood ties.

Part III: Subordination and * * *-Taiwan Province Province has been the territory of China since ancient times.

Part IV: Developing workers, millions of strong Fujian immigrants, and crossing Taiwan Province to develop Bao Dao from a barren land into a rich land.

Part V: The same strain-today's Taiwan Province dialect, sacrificial vessels, folk crafts, handicrafts and so on. It still retains a strong tradition of Minnan and Hakka.

Part VI: Worship of Gods-Fujian immigrants came to Taiwan, bringing the gods or incense of their ancestral homes. Most of the folk gods in Taiwan Province Province were introduced from Fujian, and the ancestral temples are all in Fujian.

Part VII: Customs are interlinked-Taiwan Province Province and Fujian Province, especially Minnan, have the same customs and habits.

In front of these seven parts, there is also a preface hall to show the maps of Fujian and Taiwan in the ancient (Qing) period and the whole map of China people and country. Through the preface, it also suggests the contents to be displayed in the museum and the deep "five-edge" relationship between Fujian and Taiwan. Theme Pavilion * * *, exhibiting more than 500 pieces of cultural relics/kloc-0. These precious cultural relics have witnessed the profound historical origins of Fujian and Taiwan, and will reproduce various historical scenes of the blood relationship between Fujian and Taiwan.

"Fujian and Taiwan Native Land" Pavilion on the third floor

Special exhibition area of "Local Fujian and Taiwan"1500m2. According to the four seasons of "spring, summer, autumn and winter", the folk customs of Fujian and Taiwan are displayed through the whole scene display method. The temporary exhibition hall covers an area of 1.500 square meters, and can hold all kinds of temporary exhibitions and activities, providing a platform for cross-strait cultural exchanges to show, cooperate and interact.

Exhibition of famous painters' works

On the occasion of the opening ceremony, more than 100 works by Yu Chengyao, Wei Chuanyi, Huang Dade, Wang Wulong, Cai, Fang, Tang Minda, Cai Guoqiang and Guo Ning will be displayed in the East Exhibition Hall on the third floor of the Fujian-Taiwan Museum in China.