Tongling Science and Technology Museum

　　The Tongling Science and Technology Museum is a public welfare facility invested in by the government. It serves as a fundamental platform for popular science education, playing a key role in implementing the strategy of revitalizing the city through science and education and improving the scientific and cultural literacy of the public. It is recognized as a National AA-level Tourist Attraction, a Provincial-level Popular Science Education Base, a Municipal-level Patriotic Education Base, and a Municipal Youth Civilization Unit.

　　　　The exhibition and educational area of the Tongling Science and Technology Museum covers 2,495.76 square meters. The first phase of the project was completed and opened to the public on December 20, 2004. The museum currently houses 70 exhibits, with main displays including: the first floor of the main building features the Visual, Intelligence, and Mechanics Exhibition Halls, showcasing exhibits such as the "Magnetic Levitation Globe," "Simulated Driving," and "Happy Dock." The first floor of the annex building hosts the Mechanics and Sound & Light Exhibition Halls, featuring exhibits like "Pull Yourself Up," "Soar into the Air," and "Drum Without Skin." The second floor of the annex building is home to the Magnetism & Electricity and Mathematics Exhibition Halls, featuring exhibits such as the "Magnetic Levitation Train," "Chaotic Waterwheel," and "Rolling into a Straight Line."

　　　　Through fascinating phenomena generated by sound, light, magnetism, and electricity, the museum's exhibits vividly demonstrate the mysteries of science, explain and reveal the importance of scientific principles, and inspire visitors to the greatest extent—stimulating their thinking and enhancing creativity. As visitors directly interact with and operate the exhibits, they can experience the significant impact of modern science and technology on national economic development and social progress, while also personally enjoying the fun brought by science and technology.

　　　　The Tongling Science and Technology Museum has always adhered to its mission of serving the public and promoting science education. It actively carries out various forms of science education activities aimed at the general public, especially young people, establishing a positive social image. The museum plays an active role in advancing the city’s three civilizations (material, political, and spiritual) and in building an ecological and picturesque Copper City.