漫游北京——京城博物馆 Museums in Beijing

　　Foreword
　　The National Museum of China
　　The Palace Museum
　　National Art Museum of China
　　Beijing Memorial Hall of the New Cultural Movement
　　Beijing Police Museum
　　Yonghegong Lama Temple
　　Confucius Temple and Imperial College
　　National Wax Museum of China
　　Poly Art Museum
　　Beijing Museum for the Exchange of Cultural Relics
　　Beijing Ancient Observatory
　　Lao She Memorial Hall
　　The Imperial City Art Museum
　　Former Residence of Mao Dun
　　Wen Tianxiang Memorial Hall
　　Wangfujing Palaeoanthropology Cultural Relics Museum
　　Beijing Museum of Tap Water
　　The Capital Museum
　　Geological Museum of China
　　China Palaeozoological Hall
　　Temple of Ancient Monarchs
　　Beijing Planetarium
　　National Arts and Crafts Museum
　　China Currency Museum
　　Kuaixue Hall Calligraphy Museum
　　The Exhibition Hall of China's Cultural Palace of Ethnic Groups
　　Beijing Exhibition Hall of Ancient Currencies
　　Former Residence of Guo Moruo
　　Former Residence of Soong Ching Ling
　　Lu Xun Museum
　　Memorial Hall of Guo Shoujing
　　Mei Lanfang Memorial Museum
　　Xu Beihong Museum
　　China Agricultural Museum
　　China Science and Technology Museum
　　Museum of China's Ethnic Groups
　　Beijing Museum of Aeronautic and Astronautic Models
　　China Sports Museum
　　China Railway Museum
　　National Museum of Modern Chinese Literature
　　China Film Museum
　　China Red Sandalwood Museum
　　The Art Gallery of the Central Academy of Fine Arts
　　Traditional Chinese Medicine Museum
　　Jintai Art Museum
　　Yan-Huang Art Gallery
　　Beijing Folklore Museum
　　Guanfu Museum
　　Beijing Museum of Natural History
　　Museum of a Hundred Kinds of Crafts
　　Beijing Mumingtang Ancient Porcelain Museum
　　Beijing Museum of Ancient Architecture
　　Museum of Chinese Buddhist Books and Relics
　　Beijing Museum of Traditional Opera
　　China Stamp Museum
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　　About 460,000 years ago, Beijing was merely a primitive settlement. Later it grew into a political center of Yan and Ji, two kingdoms in north China, then the Capital of six feudaldynasties. Today, the capital of the People's Republic of China is an everexpanding international cosmopolis.
　　As a city, Beijing has an uninterrupted history of over 3,000 years, which makes it unique in the world. The cultural antiques and historical artifacts bestowed by each era were passed down from one generation to another, turning the city into a huge museum itself. There are some 130 officially registered museums in Beijing, preserving 3.2 million artifacts in total.