Ningxia Museum

The Ningxia museum hall is situated in the People's Square of Jinfeng District, Yinchuan City, covering a zone of 30,258 square meters. The old historical center, worked in 1973, was shut in 2008 and the new four-story building opened on August 28 of that year. The gallery is situated in the People's Square of Jinfeng District, Yinchuan City, covering a region of 30,258 square meters. The accumulations achieve 40,000 and first-grade recorded relics add up to 159. The historical center gathers the Chinese character "Hui" and intends to completely show Hui culture.

It comprises of eight display lobbies covering the Hui culture, stone rubbings from the Helan Mountains and Western Xia relics, and so on. The struction of Ningxia Museum is in the minority style. The outside is enhanced with glass drapery divider. The Islamic style and precious stone glass coordinate in a solid modernization outline. The pattersn on the divider and entryways are all in the thick Ningxia verifiable taste.

The gallery has a huge swath of displays, running from: authentic records and messages going back to over multi year prior, stays from the ancient occupants of Ningxia including crude instruments and curios, stone-weaponry, jade-works, old monetary forms, the principal cases of iron apparatuses utilized as a part of China, old totems, and also a huge number of things that follow the advancement of Islamic culture inside China. The photos and the literary portrayal inside the museum additionally demonstrate how the Worker's and Peasants' Red Army of China battled against the rightist Japan amid the World War II and drove Ningxia to freedom at long last. Moreover, the framing of the Hui minority, religion, development, life and custom are presented there.