Reaction Paper for the National Museum

When I heard about you asking us to visit at least two museums and make a reception paper out of it, I was so excited, not only because I know that you can travel back in prison term precisely of course theres nothing witnesss exchangeable getting in touch with your root tho by having to experience or perhaps have a glimpse of how it was like.To tell you honestly, I havent been in a museum in a while and to put it bluntly, Ive never been to the National Museum since I was in Kindergarten wherein I cant understand a thing. I didnt realize that the National Museum is divided into trinity buildings, Anthropology, National narration and the Arts. I was excited to see the Natural History because it is the one that is newly renovated and is famous for the Tree of Life which is the centerpiece of the express museum unfortunately we were not able to see it due to the lack of time but I will definitely visit that one of these days.I didnt realize that the entrance in the museum is f ree I wonder wherefore not a lot of people enter it except those kiddos who were having their field of operations sightseers. There are lots to see but theres so modified time. It would have been better if theres a guide or a conservator to tour us around unfortunately theyre busy with the field trip of the kids. Here are some of my snapshots of the museum.I dont penury to discuss any longer what Ive seen inside because every(prenominal)body who visited it knows about it. What I want to discuss is how the message of how plenteous our culture is has resonated on me so much. There were so many buffoon bumps moments when I was touring around the Museum especially seeing the Spoliarium in person. I caught myself staring(a) at its magnificence for around 5 minutes. I was absolutely amazed and mesmerized by it.I was in awe of it and the experience was unfeignedly indescribable. Im not sure if I was just emotional or oer reacting or if it was genuinely the feeling it creates fo r every nationalistic Filipino. I tangle like having to experience the atrocities of the Spanish Regime. I can still recall way back in Grade School, I was really hypnotized with the Philippine History. This piece showed the mankind how it was like to be a Filipino way back then.A masterpiece that is comparable to Picassos Guernica in Spain. It was really moving as it showed the violence experienced by our ancestors. Surely it was apply to incense the fire burned in the hearts of the Filipinos to fight against much(prenominal) cruelty. I wish someone will be commissioned in brief to paint the effects of the Marawi siege, Im sure it can be a owing(p) addition to the National treasury. On the other hand, I wonder wherefore there were no paintings depicting the Marcos dictatorship.I hope that the National Museum was knowing according to time or era so it will feel like just travelling back in time, maybe they want to put it together according to pieces. I was wondering how it was like if every artifacts in all of the museums in the country just like the ones in the Rizal and Aguinaldo shrines will be placed in the National Museum, it could have been a surreal experience for me.After everything I saw I can only conclude that we might be a third world country but our heritage and culture is undeniably rich and should be seen and appreciated by all Filipinos. After everything Ive seen today, I cant help but be prideful of how rich our culture is and we should celebrate it just how like our neighboring countries like Thailand and Indonesia have preserved their cultures. It surely is the key to the secrets of our prehistorical and certainly defines us as a nation full of heavy(p) treasures that can rival the best museums in the world.