Overall, it's not bad. The architecture itself is airy and transparent, and it should be great for taking photos when the weather is good and there are few people. However, the experience is much worse when it's crowded, and it's difficult to take good pictures.
The downside is that the parking lot is too small, and the scenic area's planning and management are inadequate. When I went on October 3rd, it was a rainy day, and there weren't many people, but because the museum is located right next to the national highway, in addition to cars entering the attraction, there were also passing cars. Because there's a waiting time to park inside, the road was very congested, taking almost half an hour to get through. After entering, it took another fifteen minutes to find a parking space. Finally, I parked at a school next to the national highway. Fortunately, there was no parking fee, which was better than other scenic spots.
The scenic area should prioritize the construction of a good parking lot.