Nanjing: Jiangning Weaving Museum Entry Ticket Admission Ticket
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País: Myanmar
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1 días
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Discover the Jiangning Weaving Museum in Nanjing with this entry ticket. Explore the history of the Jiangning Weaving Mansion, see ancient wooden looms, and learn about the Cao family.
Dream of Brocade, Charm of Red Mansions | A Stroll through Jiangning Weaving Museum
An elegant retreat hidden in the bustling city, one museum unveils the soul of Jinling. Nestled in Daxing Palace, the Jiangning Weaving Museum is a gentle cultural treasure of Nanjing. Once the century-old prosperous Jiangning Weaving Mansion, an imperial residence for emperors’ southern tours in the Kangxi and Qianlong reigns, and the hometown of Cao Xueqin, it nurtures the mortal warmth and poetic grace behind half of A Dream of Red Mansions.
Designed by the renowned architect Wu Liangyong, the museum blends the artistic conception of Jiangnan landscapes with modern architecture, featuring white walls, black tiled roofs and winding corridors. Secluded from the busy traffic of Changjiang Road, the garden boasts scattered pavilions and serene ponds with picturesque views at every turn. It reproduces the grand courtyard scenery of the Cao family and serves as a real-world epitome of the Grand View Garden in the classic novel. Wandering here in Hanfu, you can capture stunning ancient-style photos effortlessly.
Housing two supreme treasures, the museum excels in Jiangnan brocade art. As a dedicated exhibition hall for intangible cultural heritage Yunjin (Nanjing Cloud Brocade), it embodies the oriental romance of "an inch of brocade equals an inch of gold". Ancient wooden looms stand quietly. With weavers’ nimble fingers, gold and colored threads interweave into patterns of floating clouds, flowers, birds and dragon motifs. Through intricate and elaborate craftsmanship, it presents the supreme imperial elegance of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Exquisite Yunjin collections with gorgeous luster and delicate patterns interpret the ultimate attainment of Nanjing’s thousand-year weaving craft.
It is also a three-dimensional scroll of A Dream of Red Mansions. The museum displays the rise and fall of the Cao family and restores the century-old prosperity of Jiangning Weaving Mansion. Immersive themed exhibitions and local Nanjing folk opera interpreting the classic novel bring the stories and emotions of the ancient book to life. Walking through the exhibition halls, you can blend the literary dreams of the classic with the historical heritage of the site, and truly understand the mortal prosperity and temporal vicissitudes behind A Dream of Red Mansions.
No need to travel far to seek tranquility—peace and elegance lie right in the city center. This quiet and niche museum embodies the ingenuity of brocade weaving, the poetry of A Dream of Red Mansions, and the tenderness of Jiangnan. A half-day leisurely visit allows you to touch the thousand-year weaving culture and encounter a century-old Jinling dream, embracing the unique gentleness and elegance of Nanjing.
Lo más destacado
- Explore the Jiangning Weaving Museum with this entry ticket
- Discover the history of the Jiangning Weaving Mansion
- Admire the architecture designed by Wu Liangyong
- See ancient wooden looms and intricate Yunjin brocade
- Learn about the Cao family and the novel "A Dream of Red Mansions"
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INCLUIDO
- Entry ticket to the Jiangning Weaving Museum
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- Food and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Transportation
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Cancelaciones
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