Do you need to buy a ticket for the Dikich National Museum of Military History of Luxembourg?

Can't be compared like that, no matter how strong the Qin Dynasty is, is it as strong as the Qing Dynasty?

Compared with the strength of the same period, any ancient history of our country is the first in the world, regardless of economic, political, cultural, military, scientific and technological aspects.

Compare the scale of the impact and the gap with the rest of the world.

Qin Dynasty: The military gap with other countries is obvious, it is the most powerful empire in the world, and there is also a Roman Empire that can be compared in the West.

Han Dynasty: Cultural, economic, and political prosperity was unprecedented, and its military power exceeded that of neighboring countries several times, widening the gap with the Roman Empire.

Tang Dynasty: Culture, economy and politics were at their peak, and their military power was not particularly prominent, but it was enough to defend national defense. The influence is the most far-reaching in all generations. The largest territory was during the Zhenguan period, which was more than double that of present-day China.

Song Dynasty: The culture and economy are the most prosperous, and the military strength is not as good as China's Mongolia and Liao, but they all belong to the Chinese nation, but they are separated at that time, and some have not yet become the Chinese nation. At that time, the main body of the Chinese nation still had to be regarded as the Song Dynasty.

The military power is the fifth in the world and the third in Asia.

Yuan Dynasty: The Mongols and Jurchens were integrated into the Chinese nation, and their territory was unprecedentedly huge, and no country in history could compare with it. More than twice as much as Russia is now.

The National Museum of History is not a museum in Beijing, and you still have to charge money to visit it. There are now more than 30 city-owned museums in Beijing that can be visited for free, such as the Capital Museum.

The military expo can be visited, no reservation is required, and the certificate can be entered at any time to visit, and there is no admission fee.

However, individuals do not need to make an appointment, groups do need to make an appointment.

The Military Museum of the Chinese Revolution, located on the extension of Chang'an Avenue west of Tiananmen Square in Beijing, was built in 1959 and is one of the top ten buildings in the capital dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the National Day. On March 12, 1959, with the approval of the Military Committee of the Communist Party of China, it was officially named the Military Museum of the Chinese Revolution.

The Military Museum of the Chinese Revolution is the only large-scale comprehensive military history museum in China, covering an area of more than 80,000 square meters, with a construction area of more than 60,000 square meters and an exhibition area of more than 40,000 square meters. The main building is meters high, with 7 floors and 4 floors on both sides. By the end of 2012, there were 22 exhibition halls and 2 exhibition squares in the museum.

The military museum has a collection of more than 340,000 cultural relics and collections. Among them, there are 1,793 national first-class cultural relics, more than 250 large-scale equipment, more than 1,600 works of art, and 2,551 gifts in foreign military exchanges. Among them, there are bronze gilt crossbow machine, Zhenyuan ship iron anchor, Ye Ting command knife, 38 rifle and the first tank of the People's Liberation Army and other cultural relics of great historical value.

The exhibition building of the Military Museum of the Chinese Revolution began construction in October 1958, completed in July 1959, previewed in October of the same year, and officially opened in August 1960.

The Military Museum of the Chinese Revolution is a vice-military-level unit subordinate to the General Political Department, the administrative department is the work department directly under the General Political Department, and the operational department is the Propaganda Department of the General Political Department. It has 7 middle-level units and retreats, including the office, the political department, the management office, the exhibition and publicity office, the research office, the cultural relics office, and the design office. After the adjustment of the establishment, the business department will be changed to the Department of Exhibition Management, the Department of Exhibition Research, the Department of Cultural Relics Collection and Management, the Department of Exhibition Design, and the Department of Safety and Security.

The Military Museum also has an Academic Committee, an Art Committee, a Cultural Relics Appraisal Committee, and a Military Museum Painting and Calligraphy Institute.

No, just go to the door and buy a ticket!

No, buy tickets directly and pay attention to the closing time.

The capital, Beijing, is one of the cities where we have a concentration of national museums, and now the following museums are free; The military museum does not need to buy tickets, but it is currently in the construction stage of the closed reinforcement and renovation project and the construction of the exhibition and arrangement, and is not open to the public.

1. Free Museum in Beijing:

1. National Museum of China (East side of Tiananmen Square, No. 16 East Chang'an Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing).

2. Capital Museum (No. 16, Fuxingmenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing).

3. Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution (No. 9 Fuxing Road (Beijing West Railway Station, China Millennium Monument)).

However, due to the construction of the reinforcement and renovation project of the exhibition building of the Military Museum and the construction of the exhibition and exhibition arrangement, the museum has been closed since July 31, 2016. Opening hours will be announced in advance. ）

4. National Art Museum of China (No. 1, Wusi Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing).

Note: The National Art Museum of China implements three ways: on-site ticket collection, online reservation, and group reservation.

5. The outdoor part of the China Railway Museum (north side of No. 1 Courtyard of Jiuxianqiao North Road).

6. National Costume Museum of Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology (No. 2 A Sakura Road, Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology (North Exit of Heping Street)).

7. Beijing Museum of Natural History (No. 126, Tianqiao South Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing) requires online reservation in advance for free tickets.

No, you don't. National museums in the United States generally do not require admission.

Adopt the system of spending as much as you like, it can be said that there is only one dollar left in your pocket today, and you can also go in, or you can say that you will pay your salary today, and I will pay 100, which is welcome.

As someone who has just been there, I am very responsible to tell everyone that the tickets are casual! Casual means to explain the number of companions to the ticket office, and feel free to give some money to show your support for the museum! About 5 US dollars per person is enough, of course, excluding special exhibitions, if you want to see special exhibitions, ask the ticket office how much is appropriate.

I've also seen 5 dollars and ask for 3 tickets at the ticket office, so let's refer to it.

Anyway, when I go to Beijing, I don't need money, I need my ID card to buy a ticket, and the time is not a holiday.

If you want a ticket in the Forbidden City, you need to have tickets inside, about twenty or thirty, and the price may increase now.

The military museum does not need to buy in advance, it is the invoice at the door...

My dad just went to the Military Museum last week, and now it's free, just go and pick up the ticket with your ID card. Open Tuesday to Sunday and closed on Mondays.

"Free no."

At present, only Zhi has set up an invoice window at the entrance of the museum, and the opening time is weekly.

From Tuesday to Sunday from 8:30 to 17:00, the museum will be closed on Monday. Group visits are registered three to five days in advance, and scattered visitors can receive tickets on the day with valid personal certificates.

Tickets of 5 yuan and 20 yuan belong to special exhibitions, and special exhibitions are generally rare.