Quzhou Humanities Museum

　　The Quzhou Humanities Museum is a project invested in and developed by Zhejiang Haosheng Group Co., Ltd., located in Jiuhua Township, Kecheng District, Quzhou City. Its collections include various ancient pottery, jade artifacts, and traditional folk furniture. The Hundred Beds Gallery mainly features two Ming Dynasty beds, one early Qing Dynasty sandalwood bed, fifteen beds from the Qianlong era, and the rest dating from the Jiaqing and Daoguang eras through the Guangxu period to the Republican era. Eighty percent of the beds are made of hardwoods such as sandalwood and rosewood, while the remainder are made of softwoods like camphorwood. The Ceramics Gallery houses over 200 pottery jars, ranging from the Western Zhou and Spring and Autumn periods to the Song and Yuan dynasties, among which the most precious is the stucco grain storage jar from the fifth year of the Xuanhe era during the Northern Song Dynasty. The Myriad Jade Hall displays around 10,000 jade pieces, all made of Hetian jade, with a wide variety and significant value. The Quzhou Humanities Museum is a reconstructed building based on the relocation of ancient architecture. The landscape greening adopts the courtyard layout techniques of classical Chinese gardens, reflecting the solemnity of China’s long historical heritage and embodying the gentle charm of the Jiangnan water town aesthetic.

　　Source: Quzhou Municipal Tourism Bureau