China finance and taxation Museum

China finance and taxation Museum

China finance and taxation Museum is subordinate to the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of taxation. It is located on the Bank of Qianjiang River, the Bank of West Lake and the foot of Wushan mountain. It covers an area of 27 mu, with a construction area of 12000 square meters. It collects nearly 10000 pieces of historical relics and documents related to finance and taxation. It is a national professional museum. At present, the museum has five exhibition halls of wealth China, ancient Chinese fiscal and taxation history, modern Chinese fiscal and taxation history, contemporary Chinese fiscal and taxation history, and Chinese accounting history, as well as a cash cow and financier exhibition area.

The plane layout of the museum is in the shape of a large shrug cloth in the Warring States period, implying the national finance. Standing at the glass railing on the second floor, we can find that the detailed design of the museum often adopts the combination of square and round, symbolizing the form of half square hole yuan coin of the Qin Dynasty. On the west side of the museum, there is a huge Yongquan waterfall which symbolizes financial resources; on the south side, there is a square tower which looks like a seal, which symbolizes national power.

From Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties to yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and even the period of the Republic of China, all kinds of tax receipts and banknotes in the late period of liberation can be seen in the museum.

Historical evolution

China finance and taxation Museum is a national large-scale professional museum. Approved by the editorial office of the CPC Central Committee, it was officially established in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province on February 20, 2004 and opened to the public in November 2009. The construction of our museum aims to promote the culture of Finance and taxation, popularize the knowledge of Finance and taxation, publicize the national policy of Finance and taxation, and actively serve the social and economic development through extensive collection, display and accurate interpretation of Finance and taxation cultural relics.

Collection

Silver ingot of British military Treasury

Time: Song Dynasty

Texture: Silver

Six billion yuan banknotes issued in Xinjiang

Time: the Republic of China

Texture: Currency

Celadon barn can

Time: Western Jin Dynasty

Texture: porcelain

Painted warriors with gold

Time: Tang Dynasty

Texture: Pottery

architectural composition

Exhibition hall of ancient Chinese finance and taxation history

The exhibition of ancient Chinese finance and taxation history takes financial revenue and expenditure as the main line. It introduces several relatively stable mainstream tax systems, such as the labor field rent system in the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, the field rent system in the Qin and Han Dynasties, the rent moderation system from the Wei, Jin, southern and Northern Dynasties to the middle Tang Dynasty, the two tax laws from the middle Tang Dynasty to the middle and late Ming Dynasty, and the one whip method from the late Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty It has a profound impact on the people's livelihood, culture and other aspects.

Through the change of tax collection and management system, the audience can see how the governments of all dynasties collect taxes and how the people fulfill their tax obligations; through the change of fiscal and tax policies, they can see the change of political power and the rise and fall of the country; through the fiscal and tax relics of different periods, they can feel how fiscal and tax permeates people's lives and then evolve into a unique fiscal and tax culture.

Exhibition hall of Chinese modern finance and taxation history

The Opium War is the beginning of modern Chinese history. The modern history of China in the past hundred years is the history of the gradual disintegration and transition of China's feudal society, which has lasted for thousands of years. It is also the history of the disintegration of China's feudal financial and tax management system and the gradual establishment of modern financial and tax management system. The exhibition of the history of Finance and taxation in modern China shows the changes of Finance and taxation in the historical period from 1840 after the Opium War to 1949 before the founding of new China through four parts: finance and taxation in the late Qing Dynasty, finance and taxation in the period of Beiyang government, finance and taxation in the period of national government and finance and taxation in the revolutionary base areas.

Exhibition hall of Chinese contemporary finance and taxation history

Taking the founding of new China as the boundary, this exhibition hall is divided into two parts: finance and taxation in the period of new democratic revolution and finance and taxation in New China to introduce the changes of contemporary finance and taxation system. It shows the establishment, change and development process of Finance and taxation before and after the founding of new China, as well as their contributions to promoting the economic development and social progress in various periods, and shows the spirit of generations of Finance and taxation people's hard work and continuous exploration.

Visit information

1. The basic display is free all year round. Opening hours: 9:30-16:30 (stop at 16:00), closed on Monday (except national holidays).

2. Please visit in a civilized way and obey the management of the site staff. Take good care of cultural relics, exhibits and exhibition equipment.

3. Please consciously maintain the safety of the library. No smoking, inflammable, explosive, toxic, controlled knives and other dangerous goods are allowed to enter the library.

4. Please make an appointment one day in advance for group visit.

5. Team explanation is a free project. Please consult the service desk for details and other services.

6. You are welcome to leave comments or suggestions in the opinion book.

Address: 28 Wushan Square

Longitude: 120.162495116

Latitude: 30.239571357235

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