How much is the ticket to Confucius Temple and Guozijian Museum?
Ticket price: 30 yuan/person
Half-price ticket policy: the fare for foreign elderly people with senior citizen cards is 15 yuan/person; Full-time college and undergraduate students can enjoy 15 yuan/person with their valid student ID card.
Free ticket policy: elderly people over 60 years old, retired cadres, disabled people, active servicemen, primary and secondary school students and Beijing volunteers can visit for free with valid documents; Children under 1.2m (including 1.2m) or under 6 years old (including 6 years old) are free.
Minors and people without civil capacity (including those with limited civil capacity) need to be accompanied by guardians to visit the museum.
: tickets and precautions for the visit.
During the 1. epidemic, the museum cancelled the policy of making an appointment for free visit on Wednesday.
2. During the epidemic, Beijing Federation of Trade Unions will not support Jingka to seek medical treatment for free.
3. During the epidemic period, the annual ticket for Jinxiu Jiangshan Tourism is temporarily not supported.
During the epidemic, the museum sold tickets in accordance with the normal ticketing policy.
4. The daily time limit is 180 people, and all tourists are required to make online reservations in the real-name registration system at different times (including tourists who meet the free ticket policy and children over 3 years old). Visitors must make an online reservation through official website, Confucius Temple, imperial academy Museum and official WeChat account at least one day in advance, and fill in relevant information according to the prompts. Visitors can make an appointment within 7 days from the next day, and the daily appointment is full. Each ID number can only be reserved once a day. Group appointments and on-site appointments are not accepted.
Brief introduction of Confucius temple
The Confucius Temple covers an area of 22,000 square meters and has three courtyards. The buildings on the central axis are Xianshimen, Dachengmen, Dachengdian and Chongsheng Temple in turn. On the east side of the front yard, there are tablet pavilions, chef pavilions, provincial sacrifice pavilions and well pavilions. There is a tablet pavilion and a temple in the west, and a pilgrimage gate to imperial academy.
On both sides are 198 tablets of Jinshi in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, engraved with the names, places of origin and grades of 5 1624 Jinshi, which are precious physical materials for studying the imperial examination system in China.
Outside Chengmen, there are Ganlong Stone Drum and two related Qing Dynasty stone tablets. The main buildings of the Intermediate People's Court are the East-West Ring and the Ming Tombs Pavilion. Chongsheng Temple in the backyard is an independent courtyard, assembled into a complete ancient building complex of Confucius Temple in Beijing.
Kongdachengmen
Temple Dacheng hall
Temple stone stele forest
Brief introduction of Beijing imperial academy
Imperial academy is the highest institution of higher learning and the highest educational administrative institution established in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, also known as "Imperial College" and "Guo Xue". Built in the 24th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1287), it was renovated and expanded on a large scale during the orthodox years. Forty-eight years after Qing Qianlong, a number of "Biyong" royal buildings were added, forming the current regulations.
The whole building in imperial academy faces south, and it is a courtyard with three entrances, covering an area of more than 27,000 square meters. There are Jixian Gate (gate), Taixue Gate (gate 2), glazed archway, Biyong Hall, Yilun Hall and Jingyi Pavilion on the central axis. Students studying in ancient imperial academy were called "Guo Jiansheng".
Imperial academy not only accepts students from all ethnic groups in China, but also accepts foreign students, which has played an active role in cultivating talents from all ethnic groups in China and promoting cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries.
The main building in imperial academy is still well-preserved after more than 700 years, and it is the only well-preserved ancient site of the highest institution of higher learning. Imperial academy has a long history, unique architectural style and profound cultural connotation.
Imperial academy Liuli memorial archway
Imperial academy Biyongtang
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