Today, Hangzhou Net organized us to visit Hangzhou History Museum. What impressed me most was the simulation of block printing and archaeological activities. On a cloudless morning in Wan Li, a group of reporters from Hangzhou Net came to the History Museum and started our colorful activities. The first activity is to participate in simulated block printing. The process of making block printing is very interesting. First of all, pick up the cloth bag around you and dip it in the inkstone filled with ink. Then, use a cloth bag stained with ink to evenly spread ink back and forth on the board to be printed. The last step is to carefully cover the rice paper on the board and then pick it up. All right, you're done. When? When! When! Beautiful ink painting of clothes. Look, this picture is a plum tree, full of plum blossoms. How beautiful! Our second activity is simulated archaeology. When I came to the simulated archaeological site, I picked up a shovel and couldn't wait to start digging. At first, I didn't dig anything, but I didn't lose heart. On the contrary, I work harder and harder. After some efforts, I finally found a cultural relic, and then I found many more. I am very happy. The next activity is to visit the cultural relics exhibition. The cultural relics displayed here have a history of hundreds of years and are extremely precious! This activity, I am not only happy, but also increased my knowledge. What a kill two birds with one stone!