The Zhuolu Museum is located in Zhuolu County, Hebei Province. To the north of the site is Xuanyuan Lake, to the west is the Huangdi City ruins, to the east is the Sanzu Hall, and to the south is the Hefu Altar. Five thousand years ago, the tribes of the three great ancestors, Huangdi, Yandi, and Chiyou, intersected, collided, and merged here, ultimately forming Chinese civilization. The architecture takes the "Three Ancestors Culture" as the starting point, combines the terrain and landscape relationship, and gathers the three volumes from different directions, symbolizing the origin of Chinese civilization.
