Peking University Wilderness Museum

Peking University Wilderness Museum

The Peking University Wilderness Museum is located at No. 175 Hongqi Street, Xiangfang District, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. It is a project approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Provincial Department of Culture. The state -owned comprehensive museum of its environmental evidence. The museum officially opened in September 2005, with a total construction area of ​​3772 square meters.

The Peking University Wilderness Museum has been named the Patriotic Education Base by the Heilongjiang Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government. The National Customs Working Committee was named the National Junior Desert Education Base, and the first batch of teaching and training bases for the education and training of cadres of the party school of the Provincial Party Committee. In 2013, the Peking University Museum was designated as a third -level museum by the State Administration of Cultural Relics.

There are six basic display in the museum, namely the history of the pre -reclamation history, the development of the development and construction, the hero groups of the Peking University, cultural undertakings and literary and artistic arts, modern agriculture, social undertakings and leading enterprises. The exhibition uses nearly 400 meters, 200 exhibition boards, 680 pictures and more than 50 archives documents, 16 charts, 159 artworks, 10 landscapes, etc., telling the world about the hardships of the development and construction of Beida Wasters. It presents the magnificent momentum of the Grand Grand Wilderness as the Grasson Grain in the Republic in the great journey of "the first to realize agricultural modernization", and witnessed the difficult schedule of the wasteland to become an important commodity grain production base, grain security strategic reserve base, and green food export base for the Republic. It highlights the heroic feat of the Heroes of the Republic of the Republic.

The all -round three -dimensional operation booth of the Peking University Wilderness Museum uses modern technology such as sound, light, and electricity to present the entire process of mechanized production of the reclamation area. In terms of expressions, in addition to a large number of physical display, the use of micro -landscapes, large sand tables, copper carvings and reliefs has settled the atmosphere of the exhibition and enhanced the sense of historical truth.

The Museum of Wilderness Museum of Peking University has created the history of sweat, tears, and blood, and the rich achievements of material civilization and spiritual civilization that have been obtained in more than 50 years. Today and encouraged coming.

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