Beijing Police Museum

　　The museum has an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters. It houses a collection of over 7,000 items (ranging from the Ming Dynasty to the present, including both domestic and international items related to policing), with over 1,500 items on display (a significant number of which are being shown to the public for the first time). The exhibits are primarily physical objects, supplemented by photographs, texts, and models. In addition, the museum employs advanced high-tech methods, incorporating cutting-edge sound, light, and electrical technologies, perfectly blending traditional display techniques with modern technology. This effectively highlights the museum’s contemporary features and strongly reflects the unique characteristics of the capital’s public security nationwide. Moreover, the museum features interactive, educational activities, such as a simulated shooting training system, real-time traffic condition displays, and fire escape self-rescue training.

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　　The museum is divided into four main exhibition halls: 1. The History of Beijing Public Security Hall. It chronologically showcases the glorious journey of the capital’s police force in protecting the Party Central Committee, safeguarding the capital, and excelling in public security work throughout various historical periods. 2. Criminal Investigation and Detention Hall. Over the past 50 years, with the gradual establishment and improvement of criminal investigation and detention institutions, the technical capabilities and detention management standards of public security organs in combating various illegal and criminal activities have significantly improved, making great contributions to protecting people's lives and property, as well as maintaining long-term social stability. 3. Police Functions Hall. Content includes public service, tributes to martyrs, and more. 4. Police Equipment Hall. Displays include uniforms, technological advancements in policing, police exchanges, and public security culture.

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　　The Beijing Police Museum serves as an important window for all sectors of society to gain a comprehensive understanding of the capital’s public security work, a bond and bridge that strengthens police-public relations, and also one of the key bases for youth legal education and patriotic education.

　　Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development