Military Museum of Chinese People's Revolution

The Military Museum is open to the public free of charge. You can just get your ticket before going through security. When I went there, the Military Museum opened the first floor and the underground floor. There were not many exhibits on the square at the entrance. There was a row of artillery batteries in front of the building, and there was a missile speedboat on the square next to the old CCTV building. The exhibits in the lobby on the first floor were fighter planes and missiles, and the iconic exhibits were the H-6 and early Dongfeng missiles. The underground floor was mainly tanks and artillery, and there were quite a lot of them. The iconic exhibit was the U2 that was shot down in Jiangxi. Many of the exhibits were weapons and equipment that had left their names in the history of war. They were very representative and covered a full range of military services.

🎈Tickets for the Military Museum must be booked on the official website (***). It is closed on Mondays, and you can enter directly with your ID card after that. If you don’t have a reservation, you can also exchange tickets for free on site with your ID card.

🎈The museum has three floors. The second floor is for guns and is not open to the public. You can only look at them from a distance on the first floor. The first floor is for airplanes ✈, and the underground first floor is for tanks and cannons, all of which are open to the public.

🎈As soon as I entered the gate, I was shocked by the planes ✈. The child stared at them intently and lingered among the various planes. These toys in his hands turned into huge real objects.

🎈Most of them are retired aircraft with mottled fuselages. Imagine that they were full of vigor and vitality when they soared in the sky amidst the hail of bullets. Now they are more like retired veterans with outstanding achievements🏆, silently telling the children the stories of the past.

🎈The underground first floor is tank cannon a.

Visiting the Military Museum in the drizzle (like Xiaoma), parents bring their children to learn more when they visit the Military Museum. It is very convenient to take the subway. Exit A of the Military Museum Station on Line 9 is right there. Tickets can be booked online or exchanged for free on site with your ID card. No matter which one you choose, remember to bring your ID card (love bee)! The thoughtful staff has arranged the tour route for you, just follow it. The venues in front are arranged according to the timeline of the Anti-Japanese War, the Civil War, the National Liberation, the Founding of the People's Republic of China, and major events after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Those who like these contents can understand China's development path more clearly. Now is the 90th anniversary, and the advanced aircraft and cannons seen in the military parade are also displayed in the courtyard. Finally, I saw a "live" one (the little ant who committed lust)

I have been there many times, especially after the renovation, it is very impressive! It is definitely worth a visit for military fans!

The exhibits are rich, the introductions are detailed, and the exhibits are very well maintained.

Unfortunately, only the weapons display on the first floor and the basement floor are open! The pictures and physical exhibition on the second floor are not open, and there is no clear announcement of when they will be open. I asked the waiter and he said it was under renovation! I hope it will be open as soon as possible so that everyone can learn more knowledge!!!

The Military Museum was closed for renovations several times I went there. There were only a few tanks and armored vehicles in the carport. It was finally open. There were so many people in the first few days. We queued outside in the hot weather for more than an hour. The line stretched all the way to the Millennium Monument. My God!

Education is the cheapest national defense, but it is precisely with these powerful weapons that the country can be stable and provide strong support and foundation for the people and society to continue to produce stably. Education and national defense projects complement each other. This is a museum suitable for bringing children. Children are interested in basic national defense education while having fun, which increases the interaction between children and enhances their feelings!

The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution is one of the ten major buildings in the capital dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the National Day and the first comprehensive military museum in China. In 1959, the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution was planned; on March 12, 1959, it was officially named the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution with the approval of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China. In August 1960, the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution was officially opened; in July 2017, the exhibition building of the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution was completed.

The collection of the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution mainly reflects the military history of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, the ancient and modern military history of China, and the world's military history. The featured cultural relics in the collection are weapons, military uniforms, badges, and military-themed artworks. The collection includes aircraft, cannons, ships, missiles, firearms, ammunition, cold weapons, medals, badges, seals, coins, pottery, porcelain, utensils, clothing, flags, documents, notes, etc. There are 1,793 first-class cultural relics, more than 250 large-scale weapons and equipment, more than 1,600 artworks, and 2,551 gifts received in foreign military exchanges. As of the end of 2019, the number of collections of the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution was 184,000 pieces/sets.

In September 2007, the Military Museum was rated as one of the "Top Ten Classic Red Scenic Spots in China Loved by the Public". In May 2008, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage rated the Military Museum as a "National First-Class Museum". In 2014, the Military Museum was listed in Baidu Encyclopedia and was named the most popular museum of the year. On December 2, 2017, the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution was selected as the "Second Batch of China's 20th Century Architectural Heritage".

The Chinese People's Revolutionary Military Museum is rich in content, with a wide array of weapons and equipment, from missiles and rockets to various aircraft, and from submarines to torpedoes. There are also achievements and development history of each branch of the military.

Bringing a boy (especially a boy who likes military) here will exceed your expectations! ! Aircraft, warships, bulletproof cars, various guns, cannons, torpedoes, missiles are all available. Although the exhibition hall is not large, it is definitely a paradise for military enthusiasts! ! When I went there, only the first and second floors were open, and the underground arsenal was not open. I didn't see any tanks, which was a pity~~~

A must-visit place for military fans and pseudo-military fans. World War II guns and weapons from all over the world, etc. It's really exciting.

The exhibition scene inside is very shocking, and there are many varieties. It is worth a visit. You can take your children to see it for a whole day.

Here I remember the older generation of my family. They were volunteers. My great grandfather and my second uncle were martyrs.

This is a microcosm of the military development history of a republic, fully demonstrating the entire process of development, and has certain significance for military fans and patriotic education.

It is the only large-scale comprehensive military history museum in China. It is a very good military science museum and worth a visit.

Friends who haven't been there yet should try to go after May 1, 2019, because after asking the staff, I learned that the ancient military will be officially open on May 1st. You're welcome, haha! I can only go again in a few days!

It's shocking, right? I only saw it on TV when I was a child.

I haven't been here for several years. It has been renovated and re-arranged, and the explanations have been increased a lot. It is more magnificent and more humane than before. It's a pity that the second floor is not open yet, and I didn't see any pistols, rifles, submachine guns or machine guns.

Tickets are free, and there are all kinds of modern and ancient weapons inside, which is quite informative.

The museum is divided into basic exhibitions and temporary exhibitions. The basic exhibition consists of different theme pavilions, with Chinese military history as the main theme.

As soon as I entered the lobby, I was shocked by the planes I saw. The one that came towards me was the H-6. I hope I’ll see the J-20 next time.

The exhibition hall has convenient services, mobile phone charging and a canteen

When you come to the underground floor, you will see tanks and various combat vehicles, various artillery pieces and mortars, which are worth a good look.

The exhibits in the Military Museum are mostly captured from wars. There are too few domestic exhibits, too old, and no new ones. I hope to see newer weapons next time. The exhibits in the museum lack explanations. It took several years to renovate and cost hundreds of millions. The second floor has not been opened yet, which makes me sad!

This is a museum under the jurisdiction of the Central Military Commission, which displays weapons and equipment captured from wars of past dynasties and China's own domestically developed weapons.

The Weapons Museum of the Military Museum is located in the central north hall of the former exhibition building of the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution. It consists of a majestic dome-shaped building over 20 meters high and large exhibition squares on both sides. It displays nearly 2,000 weapons produced by more than 20 countries in the world, including pistols, rifles, submachine guns, machine guns, sabers, artillery, armored vehicles, missiles, ships and aircraft.

The Weapons Museum is known as the "Kingdom of Weapons". The entire exhibition hall covers an area of ​​20,000 square meters, with an exhibition line length of 2,000 meters. A total of 1,651 cultural relics are exhibited, including 624 guns, 30 tanks and armored vehicles, 146 artillery pieces of various types, 144 sabers, 665 ammunition, 12 missiles of various types, 3 satellites, 16 aircraft, and 2 ships. There are also 9 other cultural relics.

The weapons museum displays many firsts in the history of the People's Liberation Army's weapons. Among them is the People's Liberation Army's first tank, the "Gongchen" tank, which was used as the basis for the creation of the People's Liberation Army's first tank brigade, and made many contributions in subsequent battles. The trainer aircraft used by the People's Liberation Army's first aviation school, the Japanese-made Type 99 advanced trainer, made contributions to the training of the first batch of pilots of the People's Liberation Army Air Force. The People's Liberation Army's first generation of ground-to-ground tactical missiles, the Dongfeng 1 missile. China's first generation of jet fighters, the J-5 fighter. China's first generation of tanks, the Type 59 medium tank. China's first generation of ground-to-air missiles, the Hongqi 2 ground-to-air missile, and so on.

The weapons museum also exhibits the meritorious weapons of the People's Army that have made great contributions in various battles. Among them is the MiG-15 fighter jet flown by Wang Hai, an air force combat hero who shot down and damaged 9 US Air Force fighters in the Korean battlefield. There are meritorious artillery pieces that destroyed 48 enemy howitzers of 105 mm or more, 3 mortars, and 7 tanks in the Battle of Shangganling during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea; there are 37mm anti-aircraft guns that shot down 10 US aircraft in the Korean War; there is the No. 215 T-34 tank that destroyed 5 enemy heavy tanks, 9 artillery pieces, and 26 bunkers in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea and was awarded the "People's Hero Tank". There are many meritorious weapons such as the No. 414 gunboat and the meritorious torpedo boat that made great contributions in the coastal defense battles in the early 1950s.

There are many heavyweight collections that were captured in New China’s wars, such as the T62, which was salvaged from the Ussuri River during the Zhenbao Island battle.

The Military Museum is a must-visit place for military fans visiting Beijing. It displays many retired military equipment, some of which are rare world-famous guns. Friends who are interested in the military must come here, it is definitely worth the trip.

Advance reminder: Military Museum requires online or on-site reservations. For specific operations, please refer to China-TravelNote

The primary school students are on vacation, so be prepared for the large number of people at various attractions!

The floor-to-ceiling windows on the first floor of the Military Museum have beautiful light and shadow

A collection of various retired aircraft, tanks and cannons - Military Museum

It is closed on Mondays, and when I went there on August 1st, only two floors were open.

The interior of the Military Museum is very grand. We didn't have to queue and could just show our ID cards and go in.

There are all kinds of planes, tanks, guns and cannons inside. Although I don’t know much about military affairs, I still feel the power of the country and feel awe.

The Beijing Military Museum is the only comprehensive historical museum in China. The boys are fascinated by the planes, missiles, tanks and torpedoes in the museum. The underground floor is full of various tanks and artillery, and the first floor is full of missiles and planes. The children are obsessed with the things in the exhibition hall and linger.

  

Near the planetarium, you only need to swipe your ID card to enter, and the visit time is about an hour.

Friends who like guns, artillery shells, airplanes and tanks can go and have a look. Just show your ID card to get the free ticket. There are many parents bringing their children to visit.

The subway is very convenient. The Military Museum is free to visit. You can queue up directly and get your ticket with your ID card. It's fast and not crowded.

The first floor of the Military Museum is basically filled with various aircrafts, and the underground floor is filled with various tanks and cannons. Military weapons are beyond my reach, but what surprised me was that a second-grade kid acted as my guide, introducing the basic conditions, usage environments, and battlefield applications of various aircrafts, tanks, and cannons to me in great detail! So interest is the best teacher.

The newly renovated military museum has not yet been fully opened. Currently, only the first floor and the underground floor are displaying various heavy weapons and equipment. As a non-military fan, I just took a quick look and felt like I was watching an exhibition of weapons captured by the Chinese Communist Party.

The Zhenyuan ship anchor, Dongfeng 2 missiles, T-62 tanks... There are many collections, the only regret is that only two floors are open.

This is a must-see for military enthusiasts. It is worth spending a whole day there. However, like other famous scenic spots in Beijing, the queues are daunting.

The Military Museum is near the Military Museum Station on Beijing Subway Line 1. It is very easy to get there after getting off the subway. You need to show your ID to get a free ticket. It closes at 5:30 pm. It is closed on Mondays, so don't go there on Mondays. There are many people, and it takes a long time to queue for free tickets. There are airplanes, cannons, cruise ships, tanks, weapons, knives, etc. on display. If you like military affairs when you come to Beijing, you can come and see it, otherwise it seems unnecessary.

The Military Museum is free. You can follow its official WeChat account and make ticket reservations online in advance. This way, you don’t have to queue up to get tickets when you enter, you can just swipe your ID card.

The Military Museum is one of the 10 major buildings dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China in Beijing. It is very magnificent and majestic. The Military Museum currently has two exhibition halls open on the first floor and the underground first floor. The first floor mainly displays various aircraft and ship models, and the underground first floor displays various types of tanks and armored vehicles.

It was a very nice place twenty years ago, and a place worth visiting ten years ago, but now it is just a place you can just visit.

I visited the museum from Shijiazhuang on May 5, 2018. Only the first floor and the basement floor were open. The first floor was filled with old aircraft and missiles. The basement floor was filled with old tanks and artillery. There was nothing outside. I wanted to see the 99A, DF31, and Z-10, but I didn't see any of them. I was very disappointed.

Boys love the Military Museum. Dear mothers, the tour guide at the Military Museum is very handsome, haha, tall and handsome. The Military Museum is very large, and it usually takes about four hours to visit. However, kindergarten kids may only be interested in the weapons display on the first floor, second floor and basement floor, and the historical and cultural sections. Kids can't quite understand them yet, so we spent more than two hours visiting the Military Museum.

I went there on April 15, 2018. Only two exhibition halls on the 1st floor and the basement level were open, and the others were under renovation. The picture below shows a look up at the unopened firearms exhibition hall on the 2nd floor.

Show off our military might and shake our national soul! The Military Museum does not require tickets. If you book one day in advance, you don’t even have to queue up. This is a good place, a must-see! Especially if you have a husband who loves military affairs, you don’t even need to provide explanations, just go ahead and do it~

The patriotism education base showcases the development history of our army and shows us our honorable division!

It is very suitable for military enthusiasts to spend 2-3 hours to stroll around. There is a special subway station, free tickets, and the visiting environment is also very good.

This is highly recommended. I went there three times but only went in once because it was under renovation the first two times. When I went there the third time, only the first floor and the basement were open. It is highly praised, especially for boys. The Military Museum is a must-go.

Currently only the first floor and the basement are open, and there are not many exhibits.

As a military fan, I must have been to places like the Military Museum many times. The Military Museum has been closed for renovation for several years. This time it was opened to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the founding of the army. There were huge crowds when I went there, and the queues were endless, but it was worth it. The renovated Military Museum gave people a refreshing feeling. Whether you are a military fan or not, you must visit the Military Museum when you come to Beijing.

You can see that the building of the Military Museum still has a sense of age. There are about 5 or 6 floors inside. It is quite large. Later, because I was in a hurry, I didn’t look at the top few floors very carefully. Military fans can’t miss it.

The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution was planned and built in 1959. It is one of the ten major buildings in the capital dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the National Day. It is also the only large-scale comprehensive military history museum in China. The museum has 7 floors in the center and 4 floors on both sides. There is a spire with a tall military emblem on the top floor. The whole building is majestic and magnificent.

I went there during the National Day holiday. I queued for more than an hour and was able to visit for 20 minutes.

I feel very helpless. I have always wanted to go there. I went there several times but it was under renovation. Beijing is a place that always leaves people with regrets.

My son likes the models displayed in the exhibition hall the most, including fighter jets, warships, and missiles.

The Military Museum is newly renovated and can be reached by taking Metro Line 1. It is free to visit and you can get a ticket with your ID card. The exhibition hall is very large and it takes about 3-4 hours to visit. Because it is free to visit, it takes a long time to get a ticket and it takes nearly an hour to queue. Water must be checked during security check, so be prepared in advance.

The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution is the only large-scale comprehensive military history museum in China, with an exhibition area of ​​more than 40,000 square meters. It houses more than 340,000 cultural relics and collections, various large-scale weapons and equipment, and artworks. It is a must-visit place for families with boys!

The security check is pretty strict. You are not even allowed to bring a tape measure. Military fans can go, but they are all weapons from the Soviet Union, which is not very interesting.

I have been to Beijing many times, but I have never visited the Military Museum.

Summer vacation is not a good time to visit the Military Museum. There are too many people, the ticket collection is slow, and I dare not stay in the square under the scorching sun. The renovation of the Military Museum is not yet completed. Except for the first floor, the rest is not open. Compared with the exhibits of the previous Military Museum, it is really far behind.

Overall much better than expected!

There are too many people queuing up, and I suggest that children under 3 years old should not go. To be honest, he can't understand it! It's too hot to queue up outside, and the air conditioning inside the museum is sufficient!

I went there to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the founding of the army. The exhibits were very rich, but there were too many people and no seats were set up. It was inconvenient to rest when I was tired.

The transportation is very convenient. The majestic Military Museum is one of the ten major buildings in the capital dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the National Day. It displays a variety of weapons and equipment. Unfortunately, the museum was under maintenance when we went there, so we only saw a small amount of weapons and equipment outside the museum. So it is still worth a visit if you have time.

I happened to be on a business trip to Beijing to pay tribute to the People's Liberation Army on its 90th anniversary.

The Military Museum reopened on August 1 this year, so I brought my kids here to check it out. Thanks to the Indians' troubles on the Tibetan border, this year's exhibition is full of killer weapons.

There are Dongfeng 31 and a giant bomber. The Hongqi air defense system, Wuzhi 10, J-10, and Type 99 tanks have become minor characters. Military fans are coming to sign in. Sign in. Sign in.

2017.08.01Celebrating the 90th Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese People's Liberation Army

When I was a kid, I came here with my grandfather, who used to be a pilot. After queuing up to enter, I saw many airplanes, cannons, and guns. I remember my grandfather was looking at these airplane models, walking back and forth over and over again, with deep feelings, but I didn't quite understand it when I was a kid.

It was planned to be built in 1959 as one of the ten major buildings in the capital dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the National Day. On March 12, 1959, it was officially named the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution with the approval of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China.

Various weapons and equipment for land, sea and air, boys prefer them

I pass by the Military Museum every day on Line 1. I have never been inside, what a pity.

I originally wanted to go to the Military Museum to see the airplanes and cannons, but unfortunately, it was closed. I heard from the staff that it will reopen on August 1 next year (2017), so friends who want to go there should give up on this to avoid a wasted trip.

Unfortunately, the museum was closed when I went there. I could only walk around outside and saw many military weapons inside. It will have to wait until next year (August 1, 2017) to open. It is currently under maintenance! Be careful if you go there! !

Notice. The Military Museum has been renovated and will be open to the public on August 1 next year. Although it is a bit regrettable, my father and I visited the Memorial Hall commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese Red Army's Long March. As party members of different periods in China, we were both shocked by the memorial hall, and it should be said that we were shocked by the spirit of the Long March again. Don't forget your original intention and walk the Long March road in the new era!

My son likes this place very much. Boys will like it very much.

It's a pity that it was closed during the Spring Festival and I couldn't see anything. I had hoped to go in and see the things left over from the revolutionary period.

You should go there when you come to Beijing. It is a typical Soviet-style building that is under repair.

Many attractions in Beijing allow reservations and online ticket bookings. When you arrive, you can enter by swiping your ID card. Why can't this be done here? Even if tickets are distributed on site, people have to go through batches to get them. It was hot and stuffy all the way along the line. I got to the line at 8:30 and didn't get the ticket until after 9:00. It was a very bad experience.



The main building of the museum is still undergoing reinforcement. It is estimated that the weight of the planes and tanks stored there before was too heavy and crushed the floor. Now they are placed at the door for visitors to visit. Many people like to see tanks and planes. But what shocked me the most was the Japanese 240mm cannon. It reminded me of the majestic scene in Windtalkers where the US artillery regiment fired n cannons at the same time.

I walked a long way just to get there early. I don't want to say anything. See the picture.

The museum was planned to be built in 1959 as one of the ten major buildings in the capital dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the National Day. On March 12, 1959, it was officially named the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution with the approval of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China.

The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution is the only large-scale comprehensive military history museum in China. It houses cultural relics of great historical value, such as the bronze gilt crossbow, the iron anchor of the Zhenyuan ship, Ye Ting's command knife, the Type 38 rifle and the People's Liberation Army's first tank.

The museum was planned to be built in 1959 as one of the ten major buildings in the capital dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the National Day. On March 12, 1959, it was officially named the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution with the approval of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China.

The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution is the only large-scale comprehensive military history museum in China. It houses cultural relics of great historical value, such as the bronze gilt crossbow, the iron anchor of the Zhenyuan ship, Ye Ting's command knife, the Type 38 rifle and the People's Liberation Army's first tank.

I went to the Military Museum and saw a lot of military equipment, including tanks, cannons, airplanes, armored vehicles, etc. It was a pity that the indoor exhibition hall was not open because the museum was under renovation.