Document Preparation: When visiting, you need to bring your valid identification documents, such as an ID card. Adults can scan their original ID cards at the turnstile to enter. For children without an ID card, those aged 6 and under do not need an appointment; one adult can bring a maximum of two children aged 6 and under into the venue. Children over 6 years old need to make a normal appointment and can obtain an entry pass at the ticket window on the west side of the main entrance with original valid documents such as a household registration booklet or social security card.

Non-Chinese mainland residents who have made an appointment to visit using valid documents such as the Exit-Entry Permit for Traveling to and from Hong Kong and Macao, the Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents, the Residence Permit for Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan Residents, the Foreigner's Permanent Residence ID Card, or a passport, must exchange their admission voucher at the ticket collection window on the west side of the main entrance.

Prohibition of guided tours: Individuals who are not authorized or whose tour content has not been reviewed by the museum are prohibited from conducting guided tours or providing guiding services within the museum.

Commercial activities are prohibited: Without permission, all forms of performances, promotions, interviews, social surveys, religious activities, selling goods or services, commercial photography, and other non-visiting activities are prohibited within the venue.

Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue