Follow the wind until the night falls in the west: Step into the Qianxinan Museum

May Day in Xingyi, I visited the long-awaited Qianxinan Museum. Although it was a long holiday weekend, there were not many tourists, and there was even no need to make a reservation in advance. Most of the visitors inside, judging by their accents, seemed to be locals. It is indeed a niche museum worth visiting. Inside, cultural relics such as the zither-playing figurines, bronze chariots and horses, money trees, branch lamps, handle pots, and one-character grid swords have all been included in the national list of fine cultural relics. The museum is located on the second, third, and fourth floors of the Ethnic Cultural Center of Jushan Square in Xingyi City, Guizhou Province. It has three floors, and the visit takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Audio guides are available for rent. Qianxinan State Museum's new building