The twenty-four solar terms are an important part of the long history and culture of the Chinese nation. They are also a key for children to explore the world. Carrying the predecessors’ understanding of wind, sunshine, rain and snow, they have built a bridge between humans and nature. Nowadays, the twenty-four solar terms have been officially included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of UNESCO. Understanding and inheriting them are compulsory courses outside the classroom for every child. The Yunbao Twenty-Four Solar Terms Museum emerges under such a boom. It aims to combine education with entertainment and plant the seeds of traditional twenty-four solar terms culture in the enlightenment stage of children’s growth, allowing it to take root and grow in children’s hearts. Here, children can understand what the twenty-four solar terms are and what customs each solar term has. In laughter and joy, they can understand the mysterious charm of traditional culture.
Opening hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday all year round, 09:00 – 17:00; Closed all day on Monday all year round.
Preferential policies: For the elderly: those aged 70 and above enjoy half price.
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