Changzhou Museum is like a three-dimensional historical scroll, slowly unfolding the millennium timeline of Jiangnan civilization. Inside, over 30,000 artifacts spanning the Neolithic period to the Ming and Qing dynasties, with pottery, porcelain, and jade as the main characters, outline the transformation of Changzhou from wilderness to a cultural center. Entering the museum, the shimmering colors of Han Dynasty lacquerware contrast with the elegant simplicity of Ming Dynasty blue-and-white porcelain, bronze inscriptions and the ethereal beauty of Song Dynasty scholars' calligraphy complement each other, each exhibit is a civilization code across thousands of years.
