China Shipyard Culture Museum

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The five floors in the Museum show five different facets of the shipyard culture. On the first, a large bas-relief presents a vivid portrayal of the essence of the culture. The second one is an overview of the culture, epitomizing its progress and achievements by memorials submitted to the throne, submarine cable and other related materials. The theme of the third floor's exhibition features the Rising of Science and Education, illustrating the important position of the shipyard academy in China's modern industry as the first of its kind in China. On the fourth floor is Industry Forerunners, emphasizing Fujian shipyard as a crucial place for bringing up the first Chinese industrial workers. The fifth is Navy's Foundation, demonstrating the fact that Mawei is the birthplace of China's modern navy. Dr. Sun Yat-sen once extolled Fujian shipyard as Chinese Navy's very foundation. 

After its renovation, the museum houses some additional 300 pieces of cultural relics. The rich exhibits and its way of exhibition have won applause from the experts of the same circle.