Visiting the Gansu Provincial Museum is like time traveling down the halls of history – tracing the roots of the Chinese civilization and exploring the exchanges of cultures along the ancient Silk Road.

A place where visitors can explore ancient Chinese military thought, dive into the sophisticated Zhou Dynasty rites, and enjoy fun culture-inspired activities.

The vast collection of treasured relics in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum testifies to the rich history and diverse culture of Zhejiang Province.

The rich historical and cultural legacy of Hebei Province is indispensable to Chinese civilization. Much of it has been well preserved in the Hebei Museum, which provides a window into Hebei's vibrant heritage.

The Henan Museum, boasting a vast collection of cultural relics dating back several thousand years, is a window into the roots of the Chinese Civilization.

Since its inception, the National Museum of China has been dedicated to preserving and showcasing the nation's cultural heritage and promoting cultural exchanges with other countries.

Located in Taiyuan City, the capital of Shanxi Province, the museum's display of cultural heritage spans several millennia.

Here, visitors can enjoy the melodic tunes of chime bells, admire the exquisite craftsmanship of ancient bronze ware, and get a glimpse of rust-resistant swords and records of laws that date back several millennia.

The cultural relics on display at this museum have become a window for visitors to get a glimpse of Chinese civilization thousands of years ago.

It is one of the must-visit history museums, known for its vast collection of historical artifacts, attracting around three million domestic and international visitors each year.

As one of the best-preserved ancient water towns in Shanghai, Zhujiajiao retains its charm in contemporary China, attracting millions of visitors annually to take in its scenic waterways, cultural customs and historical architecture.

On the east of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau lies a 1,000-year-old town called Fenghuang (meaning “phoenix” in Chinese), which looks like a phoenix with its wings spread out, ready to take flight.

Every year this scenic water town is crowded with tourists and is an ideal place for those interested in getting a glimpse of the landscape that is characteristic of traditional southern Chinese towns.

The appeal of Wuzhen and Xitang continues in the modern era, attracting millions of visitors every year to explore their beauty and cultural legacy.