winpig

2018-03-30 06:06:10

我07年去过一次，感觉虽然没有想象中的好，但是也给人比较古朴的感觉，自己最后买了一套耀州磁，现在还留在家里。周围卖瓷器的也比较多，有喜欢的可以买一套不贵。

Travelingmaven

2018-03-11 08:01:05

Around 70 km from Xi'an, this lovely, small, uncrowded museum tells the story of one of the most famous of 6 ancient kilns making pottery and porcelain. We found the exhibits very well-presented, detailing the rise and fall of the kiln from the Tang through to the Yuan Dynasties (more than 800 years!), and the history of celadon ware. The different color glazes and various methods for making the porcelains (incised, impressed, mold-made) are well-documented. Around the back of the museum are life-size statues showing the various stages of pottery-manufacturing. We were told that visitors could try their hands at making pottery here under the supervision of artists, but when we were there, this area was deserted. Down the road, for an additional fee of 20 yuan, you can visit the actual excavations of various kilns (#1-9) in use during different dynasties. We had to search to find someone to open the museum, which seems to be very new (still smells of paint) as of mid-June, 2013. Sadly, there is a dearth of English captions in this exhibit.As an archaeologist, this was extremely fascinating, altho I would think that anyone interested in Chinese ceramics would find these two attractions informative, as well.

匿名用户

2018-02-02 10:02:40

10月2日来到瓦子街战役烈士陵园瞻仰前辈，发现岳新发（山东运城县）烈士墓碑上留有缺德之辈的污秽物。强烈谴责！并现场清理！

匿名用户

2018-01-30 16:28:21

#点评##lbs##瓦子街战役烈士陵园#瓦子街战役博物馆成了摆设，一年四季来不了几个人。 我点评了瓦子街战役烈士陵园

匿名用户

2018-04-05 18:04:45

我在这里： #宝鸡炎帝陵#秦岭风光虽好，但一路山路那个蜿蜒啊，直接导致才到七点到宝鸡，今晚还要杀到天水，各种那啥啊！

姜大维

2018-01-06 11:50:32

乘6路车到桥梁厂，沿水前行，40分钟登上海拔830米常羊山，先族炎帝:治水患，植于田，尝百草。为人类发展立下了丰功伟绩。令人仰慕。

过路娃

2018-03-15 16:46:04

作为一个炎黄子孙都应该去的地方！我家就在宝鸡，陵园不大，但那是中华民族的发源地，祭拜先祖的地方！以前门票只有几块钱，现在不知道什么情况了

xixhaha_122

2018-02-19 06:07:21

我的思念在那里 那里有姥爷还有姥姥，每年过年 清明 十一......我总是会去~今年妈妈代替我去的。可是思念仍然在~我爱姥姥~想念

zark_ME

2018-03-24 14:38:32

你可以来看看姜水文化 我觉得炎帝陵 就这个 才是正式的，从历史资料可以 看到，这才是华人的根，意义上搞搞什么建设 盖盖楼 强多了

66elizabethm

2018-01-15 20:32:15

In the three years since the last review was written, Yandi Ling has both been built up and deteriorated. Nonetheless, it is worth the 200+ steps to the top to view the burial mound and see the city's panorama. When I visited the site during the weekend of Dragon Boat Festival, very few people were there. Perhaps more people come during other festivals (Qingming, mid-Autumn, and others).The temple sits near the bottom of the mountain, just a few steps up from the parking area. It is fairly new and well maintained. Behind it is the grand plaza quietly waiting for public ceremonies to bring it to life once more. There the large statues of Yandi are impressive, but the grandeur of the first one (outside) is diminished by the very plain building directly behind it; and the beauty of the second one (inside the building) is lessened by the fact that the interior of the building is undergoing renovation. Presently it is a very large, bare room with a rough, red felt carpet laid to protect and soften the harshness of the cement floor.The climb to the top is lovely. Trees and statues of emperors line the many steps. The burial mound itself is a small hill covered in lush green vegetation. The atmosphere is peaceful and the air is clear. The spot is open to breezes singing through the trees.Although this site lacked the finesse of other places I have visited, it is noteworthy because of its mythical / historical significance. Yandi is considered by some to be the god of agriculture; it was he that taught the men of ancient China how to plant crops and taught the women how to sew. The remembrance of these humble beginnings is beneficial for all of us.