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01 Ancient Beach Relic

   The regional salt fields, formerly known as "Beixin Beach No. 3 and No. 7" (i., 193 Beach and 189 Beach), are in the shape of a'moon in arms", They were opened by the lifamily saltfarmers during the Japanese invasion of China in 1938, covering an area of 10.9hectares and producing 2,304 tons of salt per year. They were nationalized and they stopped producing salt in 1953, after the establishment of the People's Republic of China, and were transformed into the area for making brine and transporting brine in the Baizhuandcrystallization zone in 1983. in 2020, they were renovated as a historical sat fields tourist site, where the crystalization pools, ditchesgates, and embankments have been well preserved, restoring the old salt fields scenery.

02 Ancient Salt-making Experience Museum

   Traditional beach salt production is combined with modern technology, where temperature and humidity arecontrolled in greenhouses, and the production of single-crystal sea sat is achieved through shallow pools, shorexposure, and manual collection. When the salt crystals reach a size of 0.5 to 2 milimeters, they are harvestedThe salt has a slight pink hue, a rich umami flavor, and a lingering sweetness. in ancient times, it was pralsed as"peach blossom salt". The museum contains four crystalization pools, where children can experience the entire

03 Colorful Salt Field

   In the 1980s, Hangu Saltworks implemented the transformation of sat marshes, resulting in the construction of 195 crystallizationponds. Due to the "static mud and salt crvstallization process" that was conducive to the growth of halophiles (anaerobic bactena), thesesmall organisms could dye the crystalizalion ponds red in the summer, Not only did they promote production, help puriy brine, but theponds also resembled an eye shadow palete from a bird's eye view due to the varying shades of red caused by the diferent times ofentry into the ponds.

04 长芦汉沽盐业展览馆

展馆建于2017年，是以长芦盐为背景，以汉沽海盐为主线的行业展览馆。展馆坐落于汉沽国家庄九十三号（汉沽盐场俱乐部），分为一楼导引厅和三楼主展厅，面积四百余平米，其中实物二百余件，概述了从汉代至今，天津东部地区（汉沽）的盐业历史演变，大部分第一次对外展出，包括北洋政府颁发的“芦台场印”等。