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| Sculptures of leaders of Fuzhou Shipbuilding such as Zuo Zongtang and Shen Baozhen stand in the museum hall. (People's Daily Online/Zou Jiaye) |
A group of journalists who took part in the Belt and Road network culture activity visited Mawei Shipbuilding Museum in Fuzhou, capital of southeast China's Fujian province on Nov.16, 2015.
Mawei Shipbuilding Museum is the first museum in China which was established with the theme of 'shipyard'. It is not only the birthplace of China's Shipbuilding culture, but also the cradle of China's modern navy.
A large number of precious cultural relics, historical photos, graphs, walling carvings and simulation scenes attracted the visitors in the museum. They felt the charming Shipbuilding culture through watching the models of shipyards, reading the diaries of old soldiers and getting to known the advanced technology, higher education, industrial manufacture of modern China.
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