First Historical Archives of China open to the public

File photo of the First Historical Archives of China. The National Archives Administration of China said that the First Historical Archives of China opened to the public on Wednesday, giving visitors access to over 4.68 million archival documents.

More than 300 precious archives, over 100 photos, over 20 sets of audio and visual products, and historical revolutionary books and objects are also on display to show the achievements of the Communist Party of China.

The archives were opened to the public for the first time since it moved to the new venue.

Exhibitions, including those featuring archives or archival containers of the Ming and Qing dynasties 1368 -- 1911, will present visitors with hundreds of precious Chinese archival documents, including those selected in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.

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More than 300 valuable archives, over 100 photos, over 20 sets of audio and visual products, and historical revolutionary books and objects are also on display to show the achievements of the Communist Party of China.

There are more than 4.1 million archives available for public retrieval on the official website of the archives.