Xuzhou Museum organized the exhibition-"The Cultural Relics of the Han Dynasty from the Hometown of Liu Bang", which opened on January 12, 2018 in Zhejiang Jiaxing Museum, and ended on March 12. The exhibition, co-organized by the Xuzhou Museum and the Jiaxing Museum, is the first outreach of the Xuzhou Museum in 2018.

      The exhibition selected 119 groups of 197 cultural relics from three aspects of military system, life, and dreams. 6 first-class, 41 second-class, and 45 third-class cultural relics were shown, including jade wares, pottery figurines, seals, bronzes, stoneware, demonstrating the life and death of Kings of Chu of the Han Dynasty. Among them, the silver thread jade suit unearthed from then Liu He tomb of Xuzhou was exhibited for the first time in Jiaxing. The cultural relics present in this exhibition have been repeatedly revised by professional consultations, highlighting the theme of the exhibition and the place where Han was founded. It is also a beautiful cultural feast of the New Year for the people of Jiaxing by the Xuzhou Museum, which will surely enhance the understanding and concern of Han culture and increase the cultural soft power of Xuzhou.

      Before the exhibition, staff of our museum went to the Jiaxing Museum to inspect the exhibition site. The staff of Jiaxing Museum went to our museum to conduct delivery, packaging, and transportation of exhibits.

Brief introduction of Jiaxing Museum:

     Jiaxing Museum, with a construction area of 22,000 square meters, is a museum integrating collection, research, display, and education since 1958. The museum's collections are rich and the structure is relatively complete, reflecting the cultural features of Jiaxing. The two basic exhibitions in the museum, "Jiaxing in the prehistoric period" and "Jiaxing in the historical period", combed the development process of Jiaxing, displaying long history and splendid culture. It has won the 12th National Museum of the top ten exhibition boutique promotion award and Zhejiang province exhibition boutique award. In 2009, it was appraised as a national second-level museum by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.