October 22, 1991 (, Xinwei September 15), the Hemudu Museum under construction. unearthed in


Hemudu the "double bird sunrise In 1991, China's national museum built by the approval of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage Hemudu Ruins Museum in Yuyao, Zhejiang, started the construction of a total construction area of ​​3,000 square meters, with a total investment of 330 million yuan.
Hemudu cultural sites are located in Hemudu village, Yuyao City dating back more than 7000 years of history. Unearthed in the ruins of a large number of rice plant and animal remains, thousands of pottery, bone sickle, wooden Lv, wood and other agricultural production tools and fine original arts and crafts. This proves Zhedong areas of the world's earliest cultivated rice, the cradle of the Yangtze River and the Yellow River basin, the Chinese nation splendid culture.
Hemudu site is a national key cultural relics protection units. Then unearthed artifacts on display in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Museum.