Tianzijialiu Museum, Museum in China
The Tianzijialiu Museum features a vast collection of Chinese artifacts.
Named after the ancient concept of 'Tianzi', which means 'Son of Heaven'.
Exhibits imperial relics reflecting China's dynastic history.
Located in Xigong District, accessible to visitors interested in Chinese culture.
The museum's architecture is inspired by the six traditional rites of passage for Chinese emperors.
Location: Xigong District
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