Radio museum opened in Zhongshan city - Culture News - News Brief

A Radio Museum in Guangdong's Zhongshan city, the first radio museum in China, opened to visitors yesterday (May 18). The museum exhibits nearly 2000 radios, ranging from the first generation radios to radios used today.

All the exhibits were collected by a music and hi-fi fan Qiu Jianqiu from Zhongshan city. His collection shows the development history of Chinese radios.

Editor: Wing

By: Source: Radio Guangdong website

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