Zibo Museum of Qi State History

Zibo Museum of Qi State History

The Museum of Qi State History is located in the eastern part of the palace city of the ancient Qi capital. Covering an area of 21 mu, it features a grand Han-style granite gate and a main building designed like an ancient fortress. With its distinctive regional characteristics, advanced exhibition methods, and elegant visiting environment, it was nominated for the National Top Ten Exhibition Excellence Award by the National Cultural Heritage Administration.

The exhibitions at the Museum of Qi State History are organized chronologically and thematically, with a focus on historical timelines while integrating both vertical and horizontal perspectives. The content is rich, diverse, dynamic, vivid, and highly visual. The museum is divided into 15 exhibition halls, showcasing over 300 sets of cultural relics and historical stories from the Qi State. Traditional artistic forms such as models, sculptures, sand tables, murals, and light boxes are combined with modern techniques including sound, lighting, film, television, and electronic displays to present a comprehensive and detailed portrayal of the Qi State’s more than 800 years of glorious history and splendid culture. These exhibits fully reflect Qi’s politics, economy, culture, art, science and technology, military affairs, and social customs, highlighting the significant role of Qi culture within Chinese civilization. The entire display blends educational value with entertainment, achieving the goal of learning through enjoyment.

Address: No. 7 Zhanghuang Road, Qidu Town, Linzi, Shandong