Wuyi Museum

　　The Wuyi Museum, situated at the northern foot of Gaoshan (Jiangshan) in Xinan, on the south bank of Shuxi River in Wuyi County, was planned in November 1979, established in February 1985, and officially opened to the public. The main building is a three-story reinforced concrete frame structure with a floor area of 871 square meters, housing basic facilities such as exhibition rooms, cultural relics storage, a reference room, offices, and a restoration room. Behind the main building lies an elegant garden-style courtyard shaded by lush trees, featuring a forest of epitaph steles from the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, the Wenchang Pavilion (now renamed Yixin Pavilion) dating back to the Qing Dynasty’s Qianlong era, as well as rockeries, fountains, and a swimming pool. The museum houses a collection of over 5,600 cultural relics from the Neolithic Age to the Republican period, most of which were unearthed within Wuyi County, with a small number being heirloom pieces. These include gold and silverware, jade artifacts, bronzes, ceramics, ancient coins, antique books and paintings, as well as revolutionary relics. Among them, ancient Wuzhou kiln porcelain and bronzes are the most representative of their respective eras. The museum currently possesses five national first-class relics and over twenty second-class relics. In 1998, the Qiianjiayu Library Pavilion was added to the museum, with a construction area of more than 1,900 square meters.

　　Source: Jinhua Government Website