Hubei is rich in cultural relics. According to relevant records, since 20 12, the number of museums in Hubei province has increased from 145 to 234, which is equivalent to an average of nearly 9 new museums being built and opened every year. By 2022, there are nearly 234 registered museums in Hubei Province, which shows that Hubei Province is rich in cultural relics resources.

Hubei province is rich in cultural relics resources, because there are 234 registered museums in Hubei province, ranking tenth in the country, and its cultural tourism system manages 127 museums, 42 other state-owned industry museums and 65 non-state-owned museums. It is precisely because of these rich cultural relics that Wuhan strives to build a museum city. After any museum collection in Hubei is taken out, it can have high collection value.

Moreover, there are 58 museums above Grade III, 9 national first-class museums, 5 second-class museums/kloc-0, and 34 third-class museums in Hubei Province, among which there are many famous museums, such as Jianghan Pass Museum, Wuhan Central Organ Memorial Hall, Panlongcheng Ruins Museum, Wuhan Natural Museum, Enshi Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall, Three Gorges Project Museum, etc., all of which have many excellent collections. It is precisely because there are many excellent museums in Hubei Province that they attract a large number of tourists to visit these rich historical relics in Hubei Province every year, so that more people can feel the things and experiences that happened in society at that time.

Hubei province is rich in cultural relics resources, which is actually mainly related to the historical background of Hubei province. Hubei province has been a very important strategic place since ancient times. Every major historical event has a certain relationship with Hubei province to some extent, so it has created rich cultural relics resources.