Recently, due to the epidemic situation, several high-risk areas appeared in Chengdu, Sichuan, and the confirmed cases also appeared in various places. Therefore, in order to prevent and control the epidemic, many places in Chengdu have taken corresponding measures. Liu Manor Museum has also released measures to prevent and control the epidemic. Please see the following for details. Prevention and control measures of epidemic situation in Chengdu Liu Manor Museum in October

Welcome to visit Liu Manor Museum. According to the latest requirements of epidemic prevention and control, to ensure everyone's health and safety, I would like to give you the following warm tips:

1. The museum is open from 9: 11 to 17:11 every day, and it will be closed after 17: 11.

2. At present, manual explanation service is not provided, and travel teams and groups are not allowed to make appointments.

3. Visitors are required to wear masks all the time when entering the museum, and at the same time meet the requirements of temperature detection <; 37.3°C, cooperate with front-line staff to do a good job of code lighting, code scanning, code checking, temperature detection and epidemic prevention and control registration, and those who display green codes can enter the library.

people who have lived in the place where the epidemic occurred within four days are required to provide a negative report on nucleic acid detection.

5. Please wear a mask during the tour, keep a safe distance of 1 meters from other tourists, and do not engage in any form of gathering activities in the museum. Introduction to Liu's Manor Museum

Liu's Manor Museum is located in Anren Town, Dayi County, Chengdu, 12km away from Dayi County and 51km away from Chengdu. It was originally the private residence of Liu Wencai, a big landlord in western Sichuan, and it is also one of the best-preserved feudal landlords' manors in China. Opened in October, 1958, it was originally named Dayi Landlord Manor Exhibition Hall. It is a museum that displays modern western Sichuan folk architecture and rural manor architecture in China, and reproduces people's life scenes in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Now it is a national 4A-level scenic spot, a national key cultural relics protection unit and a national youth education base.

the value of the museum. since its establishment more than 41 years ago, the museum has accumulated rich collections with rich connotations. There are more than 21,111 pieces of cultural relics and collections, and the scale is huge. Well-preserved manor buildings, a large number of objects and documents left by the manor, and unique manor display constitute an organic whole, which is an important place and physical scene for understanding and studying the semi-feudal and semi-colonial social economy and cultural architecture in China, the history of warlords and folklore in Sichuan, China, a microcosm of the old China countryside and a section of the history of China's social development.