Thanks to Qingdao Metro for letting me visit this museum

Haier World Home Appliance Museum 📺 The museum is not very large, divided into the Home Appliance History Exhibition Area and the Smart Home Exhibition Area. 📺 The Home Appliance History Exhibition Area is divided into 5 exhibition halls based on different eras. It showcases the development history of home appliances through a combination of scene restoration and projection, and also displays many early old home appliances. 📺 There are ancient TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, cameras, as well as the big brother phones, cassette recorders, Walkmans, MP3 players we used in our childhood... many are full of childhood memories. 📺 1980s arcade games, you can play "Super Mario," "Tetris," and "Pac-Man," instantly taking you back to childhood. 📺 Although not big, we spent more than an hour here. There are many places worth looking at carefully, and I learned a lot of things I didn’t know before. ❓ One question: the MPMAN music player in photo 14 is labeled as from 1984, but after checking, the first MPMAN was released in 1998. Not sure which is correct. 📺 Also, when we came, there was no explanation, and some interactive games were not turned on, maybe because there were too few people—only two people in the entire museum. 📺 Actually, after walking around, it felt pretty good and very rewarding. It’s just that the ticket 🎫 is a bit expensive. If it were cheaper, more people would probably come to visit. 📺 I got this ticket 🎫 from participating in Qingdao Metro’s Cloud City Shuttle Race at the end, so thanks again, haha. 🗺️ Navigation: Haier World Home Appliance Museum Right next to Polar Ocean World.