The Pingdu Museum

Pingdu City Museum is located on the north side of the middle section of Hongqi Road in the center of Pingdu City. Founded in 1984, it covers an area of 1987 square meters and is a local comprehensive museum. The museum is composed of a group of ancient buildings, facing the street is an antique eaves gate tower. The name "Pingdu County Museum" on the lintel horizontal plaque is inscribed by the artist Liu Haisu. A stone lion carved in the Yuan Dynasty stands beside the door. Enter the gate of the museum, the front is the main hall of Laozi Temple. Laozi Temple is a Xieshan-style building, with flying eaves and corners, docket arches stacked on top of each other, and yellow glazed tiles on the roof. In 1986, the Laozi Temple was opened to the public as the "Pingdu Historical Relics Exhibition Room" after being repaired. Next to it is the Yuzhu Dandong and the Gengxin Xuan with its heavy eaves and high-pitched roofs, which are precious buildings in the Republic of China. Tingbei is the corridor of steles and forest of steles. There are more than 50 precious carved stones and statues from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Republic of China. There are 39 steles from different periods in the stele forest. The entire courtyard has both a solemn and elegant temple atmosphere and a secluded and natural garden view, providing the audience with an ideal and comfortable place to visit.