The Beijing Lizhitang Imperial Examination Stele Museum houses more than 40 plaques inscribed by 32 champions of the Ming and Qing dynasties. There are more than 500 wooden and stone plaques. The oldest champion plaque dates back to the 16th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, 589 years ago. Its treasure is the imperial examination gate of the Yuan Dynasty. The museum covers an area of about 3,000 square meters, and the antique building area is 2,600 square meters.
Taking the distinctive theme of imperial examination plaques as the entry point, it forms a series of cultures and clearly witnesses the imperial examination system. At the same time, it fully taps the rich cultural content contained in the plaques. This kind of museum is relatively rare in China. The culture formed by the imperial examination system is the mainstream culture of China. It determines and influences the process of Chinese history. Beijing, the capital of emperors for eight hundred years, makes it the center of the imperial examination for eight hundred years. During these eight hundred years, most of the high-level joint examinations and palace examinations of the imperial examination were held in Beijing. To interpret Chinese traditional culture and carry forward traditional culture, the Beijing Lizhitang Imperial Examination Stele Museum displays numerous imperial examination plaques and takes promoting imperial examination culture as the entry point, so that more Beijingers can further interpret Chinese traditional culture and better inherit the long history and culture while understanding the imperial examination system. Opening hours: Open from 09:00 to 17:00 all year round. Preferential policies: Supplementary note: 1. The scenic spot sells tickets uniformly. There are currently no other preferential policies. The above information is for reference only. Please refer to the announcements made by the scenic spot on the day for specific details.Beijing Lizhitang Imperial Examination Stele Museum
The Beijing Lizhitang Imperial Examination Stele Museum houses more than 40 plaques inscribed by 32 champions of the Ming and […]
