Online Interview
Topic: The Past & the Present of China Customs – about a Close Look into China Customs Museum
Time:10:00 AM (Thu) March 27, 2014
Special Guests: Ni Yun, Curator of China Customs Museum
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The Past & the Present of China Customs – about a Close Look into China Customs Museum
[Ni Yun]: In addition, we will constantly recruit people from all walks of life who are ardent in public good and museum undertakings as volunteers, to participate in work like interpretation at museum, consultation, visit guiding, order keeping, and exhibition room patrol. Welcome to contact us if you are interested. 03/27/2014 10:52:47
[Netizen: Anonymous]: When did China first establish Customs?
[Ni Yun]: Customs was formally used as the name of agency in the 23rd year during the regime of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. However, about three thousand years ago, there were basic customs duties performed in Western Zhou Dynasty. 03/27/2014 10:53:36
[Netizen: Xiaoming]: Is there parking lot near the Customs Museum? Is the Museum open at weekends? 03/27/2014 7:55:55
[Ni Yun]: The Museum is open at weekends, and closed on Monday. As it is located along the Chang’an Street, it may be difficult to find parking space. So we suggest you taking subway or bus. You’ll arrive at the Museum only within a few minutes after you get off. It’s very convenient. 03/27/2014 10:54:35
[Netizen: Anonymous]: I just watched the episode on Customs of the TV program “Day Day Up” a few days ago. I plan to visit the Customs Museum sometime. It must be amazing. 03/27/2014 7:57:18
[Ni Yun]: Thank you for your attention to the Customs. You just watched the TV program on Hunan TV last Friday, and today you watched this online interview about the Customs Museum. Welcome to visit the Museum as early as you can and give your suggestions. 03/27/2014 10:55:16
[Netizen: Anonymous]: Ms. Ni, is there any interpreter at the Customs Museum? If yes, is he or she handsome or pretty? 03/27/2014 10:24:40
[Ni Yun]: I answered a similar question just now. We only have female interpreters now. Hope we have the opportunity to provide interpretation service for you. 03/27/2014 10:55:59
[Netizen: Anonymous]: Customs in modern times published stamps. Do the Customs publish any stamp now? I’m looking forward to it. 03/27/2014 10:48:45