The Nanyang Museum is located in the core of Wan Cheng. With Han Dynasty image stones and Central Plains artifacts as its soul, it constructs a civilization corridor spanning thousands of years. The image stones in the museum are exquisitely carved, covering myths, legends, historical allusions, and folk customs, such as “Jingke Stab Qin” and “Paochu Banquet,” with scenes vividly brought to life, showcasing the grandeur of Han Dynasty art. Bronze ware, jade ware, and terracotta figurines are even more exquisite in their craftsmanship, interpreting the brilliance of the Central Plains civilization.
