Established in December 1998, Baoli Art Museum is the first museum run by a large state enterprise aiming at developing traditional Chinese culture and art, preserving and protecting valuable Chinese cultural relics scattered in foreign countries and enhancing enterprise culture.

The museum now has two special-topic showrooms of which one, called Ancient China's bronze art treasures on display, displays 150 bronze articles made in a period from early Shang Dynasty to Tang Dynasty (16th century BC - 9th century AD), revealing the course of development of China's bronze civilization and the unique charm of the relics. The other, called Ancient China's stone-carved Buddhist statue art treasures on display, displays 40-plus stone-carved Buddhist statues made in a period from the North Dynasty down to Tang Dynasty (5th-8th century AD), revealing Buddhist art in its prime.

Baoli Museum has engaged about 50 scholars as advisers. They are all first-rate experts in the field of China's cultural art works, enjoying high prestige at home and abroad. Like the collection of the museum, such numerous experts also attract worldwide attention.