Inner Mongolia Museum: Embark on grassland culture journey
With the launch of the "International Insights into China" event, the delegation made its first stop on Oct 14 at the Inner Mongolia Museum in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia autonomous region. This was the start of a journey to explore grassland culture and historical preservation.
On Oct 14, the international delegation visits the Inner Mongolia Museum in Hohhot. [Photo/chinadaily.com.cn]
The Inner Mongolia Museum showcases the vast northern borderlands' ecological changes and cultural development.
The museum portrays Inner Mongolia's history of continuous interactions, exchanges, and blending between Central China's agricultural ethnic groups and North China's nomadic tribes over generations.
The delegation showed a keen interest in the museum's exquisite exhibits. Under the guidance of professional interpreters, they appreciated each exhibit's historical significance and cultural depth. They also used their phones to record their favorite cultural relics.
On Oct 14, the international delegation visits the Inner Mongolia Museum in Hohhot. [Photo/chinadaily.com.cn]
Mohammad Saiyedul Islam, a member of the delegation from Bangladesh, said, "During my visit to the Inner Mongolia Museum, I was particularly impressed by the beautifully crafted traditional musical instruments, traditional national clothing with beautiful embroidery, and many kinds of ornaments such as gold and copper ornaments."
The Inner Mongolia Museum boasts over 150,000 historical relics ranging from the Paleolithic Age to the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, including ethnic folk artifacts, biological fossils, and modern specimens. Among these are 5,645 precious cultural relics and 652 national first-class cultural relics.
On Oct 14, the international delegation visits the Inner Mongolia Museum in Hohhot. [Photo/chinadaily.com.cn]
The "International Insights into China" event was guided by the Cyberspace Administration of China's network communication bureau and co-hosted by the Cyberspace Administration of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Cyberspace Administration of Shanxi Province, and the China Daily Website.