China Customs Museum

The basic display is located on the first and second floors of the main exhibition area, including the ancient customs, modern customs, and contemporary customs. The special exhibition hall and temporary exhibition hall are located on the underground floor, and there is also a special exhibition hall for the "Customs 902" boat. There are currently more than 32,000 collections, including more than 13,000 physical objects, covering important customs cultural relics from various historical periods from the Warring States period to the present. There are customs historical relics such as the "China Lighthouse Map" from 1894, the Big Dragon stamp, and the wooden plaque "Jin Hai Xin Guan" written by Li Hongzhang; there are contemporary customs relics such as the "Customs 902" boat that witnessed Deng Xiaoping's southern tour; and there are also smuggled goods such as a statue of Guanyin from the 11th century, a bronze sword from the Warring States period, a snow leopard specimen, and a Siberian tiger skin seized by customs.