华南农业大学 校史展览馆

Did the vibrant tapestry of South China’s agricultural heritage ever captivate your imagination? The South China Agricultural University History Museum unveils this captivating narrative right before your eyes. Established in November 2019, within the grounds of South China Agricultural University, this museum stands as a testament to the region’s rich agricultural past. The South China Agricultural University History Museum is the first of its kind in South China, dedicated to showcasing the intricate relationship between humans and nature. It houses eight unique exhibition halls, each weaving a different strand of the agricultural story. As you step into the museum, prepare to be transported through time. The halls dedicated to Guangdong’s agricultural history reveal tools and techniques passed down through generations. The traditional agricultural tools exhibit offers a glimpse into the ingenuity of past farmers. Their resourcefulness shaped the landscape we see today. The museum isn’t just about the past. It celebrates the biodiversity of the region. You can explore exhibits dedicated to soil, rocks, plants, animals, insects, and even the marine life of the South China Sea. The forestry resources and utilization hall showcases the sustainable practices that have shaped the region’s forests. The South China Agricultural University History Museum boasts an impressive collection of over 15,000 exhibits. It sprawls across 3,200 square meters, providing ample space to delve into the fascinating world of agriculture. So, step inside and let the story of South China’s agricultural heritage unfold.