On January 3, one of the largest natural history museums in Asia, the Chinese Museum of Ancient Zoology (Baoding Museum of Natural History), located in Baoding, Hebei Province, China, officially opened.

China Museum of Ancient Zoology (Baoding Museum of Natural History) covers an area of about 120 acres, with a total construction area of about 73,000 square meters, jointly built by the Baoding Municipal People's Government and the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

The Museum of Ancient Zoology of China (Baoding Museum of Natural History) is currently the largest museum of natural sciences in Asia. More than 6,000 fossil specimens are exhibited in the museum, such as the world's only similar bone specimen, the Chinese raptor, the world's earliest jawed fish specimen, the miracle Xiushan fish, and the world's largest maes.