Exhibition Display from Lobby to Hall Four, July 14, 2023

Second and Third Courtyard East and West Wing Exhibition Halls

Western Route Exhibition and Eastern Route Digital Showroom

The Zhili Governor's Mansion Museum was established at the end of 1990 and is a specialized museum built on the site of the former official residence. Since its opening, the museum has continuously enriched its collection of cultural relics through acquisitions, donations, and transfers—now showcasing a carefully selected group of 58 items (sets) to visitors.

Main Room (Part 1: The Governor's Life): Fang Guancheng (1698–1768), courtesy name Xiagu, known by the sobriquets Wenting and Yitian, was born in Tongcheng, Anhui Province.

Backyard West Wing Chamber (the Magistrate's Assistant in the Yamen): Throughout the Qing dynasty, various types of magistrates' assistants—known as "shiyue"—were commonly found in government offices at all levels, assisting officials in handling documents and archives, as well as managing official duties and administrative affairs.

Integrity culture refers to the principles, knowledge, behavioral norms, and associated lifestyles and societal values related to honest and upright governance—it represents how ethical governance practices are reflected at the cultural and ideological levels.

From 1949 to 1958, during the period when the Hebei Provincial Government was based in Baoding, the provincial government was housed in the Zhili Governor's Mansion. On the site of the former provincial treasury building on East Road, a two-story gray office building with a large Soviet-style roof was constructed.

The grand gate, ceremonial gate, main hall, second hall, official residence, and upper chambers along the central axis of Zhonglu constitute the core architecture of the Governor's Mansion, while the faithfully restored displays within each hall serve as the focal point of the mansion's exhibition.

The governor-general was the local official responsible for governing one or several provinces, overseeing administrative affairs within their jurisdiction. The position of Governor-General of Zhili became an established post in the second year of the Yongzheng era (1724) under the Qing dynasty, serving through eight emperors over a span of 187 years—during which time 74 individuals held the role.