China Printing Museum Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The China Printing Museum was completed on June 1, 1996. In 2001, in order to welcome the Seventh World Printing Conference held in Beijing, the museum was renovated and a new underground exhibition hall was built. With an existing building area of ​​8,100 square meters, it is currently the largest in the world. Museum of printing expertise.

Attractions distribution:

The China Printing Museum has the "Original Ancient Hall", "Modern and Modern Hall", "Printing Equipment Hall" and "Comprehensive Hall". It also has "Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Printing", "Coin Printing", "Stamp Printing", " Special exhibitions such as "Early Printing in Europe" and "Exquisite Printing". The treasures in the museum mainly include the "Lotus Sutra of Wonderful Dharma" from the Wu and Zhou Dynasty of the Tang Dynasty, the fragments of "The Sixteenth Product of the Tathagata Buddha's Life" and the complete "The Seventeenth Product of Different Merit and Virtue". volume; the engraving prints of the "Great Dharani Sutra of Immaculate Pure Light" from 701 to 702; the "Dharani Sutra" engraved around 757; the "Diamond Sutra" in 868, etc. Since its opening, the museum has held exhibitions in Hong Kong, Germany, Austria and other countries, and has established inter-museum exchanges with the Gutenberg Museum in Germany, setting up booths in each other's museums.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Popular science, historical tours, museums