Dear visitors, welcome to Jinli Cultural Tourism Block (hereinafter referred to as Jinli). To ensure your safety during your visit to Jinli, please observe the following safety precautions:
1. Do not engage in disruptive behavior while intoxicated. Lying down is not permitted.
2. Please protect public facilities. Do not climb over fences or guardrails. Avoid long-term occupation of public facilities and public areas.
3. Please dress appropriately. Visitors who are shirtless will be denied entry. Uncivil behaviors such as spitting, urinating/defecating in public, or littering are strictly prohibited.
4. Soliciting customers, displaying banners, scavenging, street performing, begging, or distributing leaflets within the Block and its entrance area is prohibited. Any activities expressly forbidden by laws and regulations shall not be conducted.
5. Without prior authorization from the Block’s management, organizing group gatherings, fundraising, performances, commercial photography, live-streaming sales promotions, or any other activities unrelated to visiting is prohibited.
6. Without prior authorization, motor vehicles and non-motorized vehicles are not permitted to enter the Block and must not exceed speed limits. Illegal parking is strictly prohibited outside the Jinli main gate.
7. Do not climb on, scratch, or deface any buildings, trees, or landscape features within Jinli.
8. Please do not bring pets into the Block (certified guide dogs allowed).
9. Please observe warning signs. Fishing, playing, or swimming in the water features is forbidden. Do not approach deep water areas to prevent accidental falls.
10. Do not touch emergency manual buttons. Do not damage safety warning signs or directional indicators. In the event of extreme weather or emergencies, follow the guidance of on-site staff, cooperate fully, and evacuate in an orderly manner.
11. Be mindful of your own safety and the safety of others. Do not tamper with electrical wiring. The use of loudspeakers or megaphones is strictly prohibited. Refrain from making excessive noise that may disturb other visitors’ enjoyment of the area.
12. Elderly visitors, children, individuals with mental health conditions, and persons unable to care for themselves must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times to ensure safety and prevent accidents.
13. Please avoid looking down at mobile phone screens for extended periods while navigating steps, uneven surfaces, or crowded areas. Watch your step to prevent tripping or falling.
14. Be aware of crowd conditions and avoid stampede risks. During peak visitor flow, try to remain at the edges of the crowd and avoid moving against the flow of pedestrian traffic. If caught in a dense crowd, move slowly in the direction of the crowd’s movement. Do not stop or crouch down. Hold your arms in front of your chest in a “boxing” stance to preserve breathing space. If you notice signs of panic or unrest or sudden changes in speed, seek the first opportunity to exit the crowd and move to a safe area such as a shop or side alley.
15. Keep your personal valuables secure. Avoid carrying sharp objects in a manner that could injure others.
16. Clearly confirm prices before making a purchase, especially for goods priced by weight (“gram” or “liang”) and for specialty services, to prevent disputes at the time of payment.
17. Do not linger for extended periods under eaves, in narrow passageways, or beneath large trees. Do not cut in line or jostle for position. Please be courteous and practice civility and mutual accommodation.
18. If you require assistance, please contact a staff member or proceed to the Tourist Center.
19. Flying drones, kites, balloons, or similar objects is prohibited without prior official approval.
Chengdu Wuhou Shrine Museum reserves the right to prevent or stop any behavior that violates the above regulations or disrupts the order and safety of the visit. Those who cause damage to facilities or equipment, or who are suspected of violating the law, shall be held legally responsible in accordance with the law.
We wish you a memorable experience and a safe, pleasant visit to Jinli Cultural Tourism Block!
To protect cultural heritage and ensure a safe and civilized visiting environment, all visitors are requested to observe the following regulations:
1. The Cultural Relics Zone is the Museum’s core area for the exhibition of cultural relics. Fire and smoking (including electronic cigarettes) are strictly prohibited throughout the area. Visitors must comply with fire safety regulations during their visit. Smoking and the use of open flames are strictly forbidden.
2. Visitors entering the Museum must undergo ticket and security inspection. Carried personal items must be screened by security equipment prior to entry. Flammable, explosive, or corrosive materials, controlled knives, and ignition sources are strictly prohibited (refer to the Cultural Relics Zone Prohibited Items List for details). Any such items discovered during inspection must be surrendered (lighters and matches may be temporarily held at the security checkpoint and retrieved upon departure). Individuals who refuse to cooperate will be handed over to the local police station for processing.
3. The Cultural Relics Zone is an important venue for cultural inheritance and knowledge dissemination. Silence must be maintained during the visit. Playing musical instruments or using external speakers is strictly prohibited. Running, horseplay, making loud noises, and lying down are not permitted.
4. Please protect public facilities. Do not climb over fences or guardrails. Avoid long-term occupation of public facilities and public areas.
5. Please dress appropriately. Visitors who are improperly attired or shirtless will be denied entry. Uncivil behaviors such as spitting, urinating/defecating in public, or littering are strictly prohibited.
6. Do not climb on, touch, scratch, or deface any historic buildings, cultural relics, or landscapes. Do not walk on lawns or pick flowers and tree branches. Fishing or playing in the water features is forbidden. Begging and scavenging are prohibited.
7. Without prior authorization, organizing group activities, live streaming, soliciting sales, conducting unauthorized guided tours, performing, or engaging in any other commercial activities within the Museum or its entrance area is prohibited. Selling goods or providing services to other visitors, conducting commercial photography, or live-streaming sales promotions unrelated to the purpose of the visit are forbidden within the Museum.
8. Riding, driving, or parking any vehicles (except strollers and wheelchairs) within the Cultural Relics Zone is prohibited.
9. Please do not bring pets into the Museum (certified guide dogs allowed). Please do not feed the animals on the premises.
10. The Cultural Relics Zone contains many steps and steep slopes. Please observe warning signs and avoid lingering under eaves, in narrow passageways, or beneath large trees.
11. Elderly visitors, children, and persons with mobility difficulties must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult.
12. Safety equipment and signage, including alarm devices and signs, are installed throughout the Cultural Relics Zone. Visitors must be aware of and protect these facilities and signs. Do not touch emergency manual buttons except in a genuine emergency. Do not damage safety warning signs or directional indicators. Please follow the instructions of on-duty personnel. In the event of extreme weather or emergencies, follow the direction of on-site staff and evacuate in an orderly manner.
13. Flying drones, kites, balloons, or similar objects is prohibited without prior official approval.
14. Engaging in activities or conduct that endangers or compromises the personal safety or property of others, potentially damages cultural relics, buildings, facilities, or equipment within the Cultural Relics Zone, or disrupts or obstructs the management of the Zone is prohibited.
The Museum reserves the right to prevent or stop any behavior that violates the above regulations or disrupts the order and safety of the visit. Those who cause damage to cultural relics or facilities, or who are suspected of violating the law, shall be held legally responsible in accordance with the law.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We wish you a pleasant visit!
To protect cultural heritage and ensure a safe and civilized visiting environment, all visitors are kindly requested to observe the following regulations:
1. Silence must be maintained during the visit. Playing musical instruments or using external speakers is strictly prohibited. Running, horseplay, making loud noises, and lying down are not permitted.
2. Please protect public facilities. Do not climb over fences or guardrails. Avoid long-term occupation of public facilities and public areas.
3. Please dress appropriately. Visitors who are improperly attired or shirtless will be denied entry. Uncivil behaviors such as spitting, urinating/defecating in public, or littering are strictly prohibited.
4. The West Zone is a smoke-free area. Please refrain from smoking. Do not climb on, touch, scratch, or deface any historic buildings, cultural relics, or landscapes. Do not walk on lawns or pick flowers and tree branches. Fishing or playing in the water features is forbidden. Begging and scavenging are prohibited.
5. Without prior authorization, organizing group activities, live streaming, soliciting sales, conducting unauthorized guided tours, performing, or engaging in any other commercial activities within the Zone or its entrance area is prohibited. Selling goods or providing services to other visitors, conducting commercial photography, or live-streaming sales promotions unrelated to the purpose of the visit are forbidden within the Zone.
6. Without prior authorization, motor vehicles and non-motorized vehicles (except strollers and wheelchairs) are not permitted to enter the Zone and must not exceed speed limits. Illegal parking is strictly prohibited.
7. Please do not bring pets into the Zone (certified guide dogs allowed). Please do not feed the animals on the premises.
8. The Zone contains many steps and steep slopes. Please observe warning signs and avoid lingering under eaves, in narrow passageways, or beneath large trees.
9. Elderly visitors, children, and persons with mobility difficulties must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult.
10. Do not touch emergency equipment. In the event of extreme weather or emergencies, follow the guidance of on-site staff, cooperate fully, and evacuate in an orderly manner.
11. Do not touch emergency manual buttons. Do not damage safety warning signs or directional indicators. Please follow the instructions of on-duty personnel.
12. Morning exercise hours are from 7:00 to 9:00. During morning exercise, please be mindful of your own safety and the safety of others. Do not tamper with electrical wiring. The use of loudspeakers or megaphones is strictly prohibited. Audio equipment volume must be strictly controlled. Refrain from making excessive noise that may disturb other exercisers or other visitors during their visit.
13. Flying drones, kites, balloons, or similar objects is prohibited without prior official approval.
14. Engaging in activities or conduct that endangers or compromises the personal safety or property of others, potentially damages cultural relics, buildings, facilities, or equipment within the Zone, or disrupts or obstructs the management of the Zone is prohibited.
The Museum reserves the right to prevent or stop any behavior that violates the above regulations or disrupts the order and safety of the visit. Those who cause damage to cultural relics or facilities, or who are suspected of violating the law, shall be held legally responsible in accordance with the law.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We wish you a pleasant visit!
