Yantai, Yantai, Chine. Mar 15, 2018. Yantai, CHINE - Le Musée de la culture du vin Changyu, créé en 1992, est situé à l'est à Yantai, province du Shandong en Chine. Comme la seule institution spécialisée musée du vin en Chine, il raconte l'histoire de l'Changyu Winery et attire un grand nombre de personnes célèbres et les touristes du pays et à l'étranger. En 1892, lorsque le mouvement de l'Occidentalisation était en plein essor, Zhang Bishi, un Chinois vivant en Malaisie, a fondé le à Yantai Changyu Winery. Son objectif était de produire des vins de grande qualité produits. Ce musée se compose d'une cave souterraine de 100 ans en plus d'ex

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March 15, 2018 - Yantai, Yantai, China - Yantai, CHINA-The Changyu Wine Culture Museum, established in 1992, is located at in Yantai, east China's Shandong Province. As the only specialized wine museum in China, it tells the story of the Changyu Winery and attracts a large number of famous people and tourists from home and abroad. In 1892, when the Westernization Movement was booming, Zhang Bishi, a Chinese living in Malaysia, founded the Changyu Winery in Yantai. His goal was to produce high-quality wine products. This museum consists of a hundred year old underground cellar in addition to exhibition halls that vividly highlight Changyu's glorious history. The four-story museum is composed of a great hall, a history hall, a modern hall, a calligraphy hall and a collection hall. The hardships and glory of the Chinese wine industry are shown through accurate data, valuable pictures and historic objects. The large cellar was built in 1894 and has an area of 3, 054 square meters (3, 653 square yards). It is more than seven meters (23 feet) deep and was once called 'the biggest underground cellar in Asia'. It stores about 600 oak wine barrels in 14 different standards. Among these oak wine barrels are three well-preserved large barrels from 1908 which are made of oak from France. Each of them can hold about 15 thousand liters of wine and now they are exhibits. (Credit Image: © SIPA Asia via ZUMA Wire)

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