Difference between Hangzhou Museum and Zhejiang Museum

The difference between Hangzhou Museum and Zhejiang Museum lies in the site selection, collection scale and collection types, as follows:

1. Location: Zhejiang Museum is located at No.25, Gushan Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Hangzhou Museum is located at Liangdaoshan 18, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou.

2. Collection scale: Zhejiang Museum is relatively large, with more than 654.38+10,000 cultural relics and specimens, while Hangzhou Museum has relatively few collections.

3. Collection type: The collection of Hangzhou Museum includes ceramics, calligraphy and painting, rare books, inscriptions, printed books, jade articles, bronzes, gold and silver, seals, bamboo and wood teeth, folk customs, coins, stamps and other cultural relics, materials and specimens, mainly in Ming and Qing dynasties, calligraphy and painting, Song and Yuan ceramics and Ming and Qing jade articles. In contrast, the collections of Zhejiang Provincial Museum are more diverse, including Hemudu cultural relics, Liangzhu cultural jade articles, Yueguo cultural relics, Yueyao, Longquan kiln celadon, Wu Yueguo in the Five Dynasties and Buddhist cultural relics in the Song Dynasty, Huiji mirror in the Han Dynasty, Huzhou mirror in the Song Dynasty, gold and silver coins in the Southern Song Dynasty, paintings and calligraphy in previous dynasties, and stone rubbings.

The collection of the museum is extremely rich, covering all kinds of material and intangible heritage. In China, the collection history of museums can be traced back to ancient times. The Shang royal family collected Oracle bones for divination, and the Zhou royal family set up a special collection institution-"storage room" and registered "books". From Qin and Han Dynasties to Qing Dynasty, palaces of various dynasties collected a large number of exquisite cultural relics, which were protected by feudal laws.