Ezhou Museum, searching for the historical imprints of the ancient capital of the Eastern Wu

Ezhou City Museum, as a comprehensive cultural palace meticulously crafted by the government, not only deeply participates in the cultural relics exploration and archaeological excavation of urban construction, but also shoulders the important task of guarding and inheriting historical culture. The museum houses more than 70,000 cultural relics, among which national treasures shine brightly, with ancient bronze mirrors and Six Dynasties celadon being the symbols of its unique charm. The museum is committed to letting the public deeply understand the mysteries of ancient bronze casting technology through scientific research and exhibition displays, conducting detailed studies and simulation experiments on ancient weapons, ritual vessels, bronze mirrors, and coins, allowing history to shine anew here. At the same time, the museum also undertakes the management responsibilities of the city's cultural relics protection units, contributing to the cultural prosperity of Ezhou City.