Chinese President #XiJinping visited Xinjiang Museum on Wednesday during his inspection tour to Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Established in 1959 with a total area of 49,600 square meters, the museum has a vast collection of 25,000 pieces of cultural relics and specimens, and its collection of national first-class cultural relics accounts for about 60 percent of the total number in Xinjiang. | CGTN

419K views · 10K reactions | See live action displays, battle re-enactments and much more at TANKFEST 2023, 23 - 25 June. Find out more info, book your tickets and see the full programme here: https://tankmuseum.org/events/tankfest/ | The Tank Museum | Facebook

This is our REPLICA A7V which we sometimes use for our First World War displays. The only surviving example of a genuine A7V is located in Australia at The Queensland Museum, South Brisbane. Learn more about the A7V here: https://tankmuseum.org/article/action-debut-of-the-a7v-tank Disclaimer: In reflection of our charitable objectives, this content may show weapons of war and/or historical imagery for educational purposes | The Tank Museum