The Suzhou Dongwu Museum’s temporary exhibition features the “Four Halls and One Corridor”: the Thousand Mirrors Hall, the Celadon Porcelain Chamber, the Bronze Charm of Wu, the Collection of Antiquities Hall, and the Chinese Stone Sculpture Art Corridor. The exhibits, provided by collector Mr. Chen Fengjiu, include over 2400 pieces from nine series: bronze mirrors, celadon, stone carvings, bronze wares, Tang Sancai, ancient pottery, purple sand, Tang and Song porcelain, and ancient art. These collections span various historical periods in China, showcasing a wide cultural range and high quality.
Among the museum’s exhibits, representative artifacts such as the King of Wu’s bronze mirror, the King of Wu’s sword, the King of Yue’s sword, the bronze Tiliang Hu, and the Wu State’s mirror basin, totaling over a hundred pieces, highlight the exquisite craftsmanship of the ancestors of Wu and the long-standing history of Wu culture.
The museum is open all year round, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 09:00 to 17:00.
