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Sweet memories made at new chocolate museum in Xi'an

A chocolate museum in Xi'an City, northwest China, has opened, showcasing models of city landmarks and fabled terracotta warriors made entirely from chocolate.

The museum showcases hundreds of chocolate models of artifacts and buildings from the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties, showcasing the history of influential dynasties in China.

One notable exhibit is the chocolate model of Xi'an's Bell Tower, while the 108 Fang model uses spray painting techniques to capture the sand texture of Chang'an City.

The museum also features 1:1 replicas of Xi'an cultural relics, with each wall brick on display weighing 20 kilograms.

The museum ensures strict temperature and humidity control to prevent the exhibits from melting.

The exhibits not only embody Xi'an's heritages but also integrate local cultural elements. Upcoming chocolate creations include Giant Wild Goose Pagoda chocolates and lychee chocolates.

Visitors from Beijing enjoy seeing cultural relics made of chocolate, such as the Tang Tri-colored Glazed Pottery and terracotta warriors, as they provide a refreshing and creative experience.

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