Beijing Ming Tombs Wax Figure Palace Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Ming Emperor Wax Figure Palace of the Ming Tombs in Beijing focuses on the 16 emperors of the Ming Dynasty. It is a large-scale cultural landscape showing the history of the Ming Dynasty in China. The Ming Palace creatively combines Western wax art with Chinese culture, using antique simulation and modern sound and light technology to recreate the 276 Ming Dynasty through the life and historical relics of representative figures such as Zhu Yuanzhang to Chongzhen, and a variety of vast and different film and television scenes. Years of history, the politics, economy, culture, military, society, and folk customs of the Ming Dynasty are faithfully displayed before people's eyes like "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" to let people understand history.

Attractions distribution:

The Ming Tombs Wax Figure Palace is located on the north side of Xiguan Island, covering an area of ​​133,400 square meters. There are 26 scenes and 374 wax figures in the exhibition hall, telling the story of Haoliang's surrender to the army, the annihilation of the heroes, the establishment of Jinling, the rule of law, the drastic change of vassal reduction, Jing Nan's seizure of power, the prosperous Yongle era, the move of the capital to Beijing, the benevolent and filial emperor, Gao Xu's rebellion, civil engineering Changes in the Revolution, Defending Beijing, Restoration of Nangong, Ji Concubine Hiding Children, Hongzhi Zhongxing, Absurd Emperor, Hai Rui's Dismissal from Office, Anda's Tribute, Juzheng's Reform, Twenty Years of Dismissal, Three Cases of Confusion, The Spread of Western Learning to the East, and the Collapse of Songjin , Drinking and hating Meishan and other historical allusions.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, history and culture, exhibition hall