Kaifeng city can look forward to the Yellow River Farming Culture Museum location in where

Kaifeng Kewang Yellow River Farming Culture Museum is located in the garden of Kewang Manor in Beiguanzhuang, Longting District, Kaifeng City, covering an area of 1,000 square meters, with an area of 500 square meters inside the museum. Kaifeng Yellow River Farming Culture Museum, with the Yellow River farming culture as the theme, omni-directional, multi-angle, three-dimensional vivid display of the Kaifeng Yellow River regional cultural history and development of various aspects. The purpose of opening the museum is to bring together various elements of the countryside, agriculture and farmers, and then draw a panoramic picture of the modern farming culture of the Yellow River Basin in an all-round way, reproduce the historical scroll of the development of farming, and show the historical nodes of the transformation of farming civilization to modern agricultural civilization, so as to pass on and carry on the long-lasting Yellow River farming culture and folk culture, and to let more people understand, protect and pass on the Yellow River farming culture.

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Kaifeng city can look forward to the Yellow River farming culture museum should be built in the era of development, its construction area of nearly 500 square meters, *** set up four exhibition halls 12 parts, more detailed display of the Yellow River farming culture of the origin of the flow of farming implements, food processing, storage, textile, furniture life, cooking and eating, food production, traditional customs, leisure and entertainment, rural artisans, agricultural production, transportation and so on. Panorama of farming culture. The museum is mainly from the formation of the Yellow River farming civilization, characteristics, changes in the development of history and the combination with the culture of the ancient capital of Kaifeng, highlighting the museum's regional, historical, cultural, artistic, close, participatory, etc. to increase the attractiveness of the exhibition to enhance the audience's interest in the exhibition.

Approximateness: through the scene construction, not only in the visual, but also in the sense of touch, hearing and psychology to produce a direct and real on-site experience, but also reproduced the Yellow River civilization in the ancient times. Participation: Using the theory of situational teaching, the scene participates in the experience and feeling.