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Rayhope Museum of Graphite & Graphene Technology
“Materials are the milestones of human progress.”
Located in Fengquan District, Xinxiang, the Rayhope Museum of Graphite & Graphene Technology is a 2,000 m² space built entirely around graphite and graphene — from the story of a national strategic resource to the frontier of new-materials science.
Across eleven themed halls, visitors move from touching a “national strategic resource” with their own hands to seeing how the marriage of precious mineral resources and technological innovation drives social progress. It is more than an exhibition center: it is a working venue for education, training and scientific exchange, showing what graphite and graphene mean for national strategy, environmental protection and everyday life.
- National Important Strategic Resources
- New Materials
- Application Scenarios
In September 2023, Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov, co-recipient of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics for groundbreaking work on graphene, visited the Rayhope museum and exchanged perspectives with our team on graphene research and its potential applications.
What we offer visitors
Custom Guided Tours
Specialist docents lead detailed walk-throughs tailored to the group — academic bodies, corporate teams or student cohorts.
Interactive Experiences
A graphite-and-graphene sand table, live demonstrations, a deep-experience hall showing graphene in everyday products, and an agricultural zone where visitors try soilless cultivation.
New-Materials Competition
Visitors create artwork from new-material products on site, judged live, with certificates and prizes for the winners.
Academic Mentorship
Visitors and members can receive tailored guidance on academic development, university applications and innovation projects.
Students who grew up with Rayhope have gone on to study at UPenn, UChicago, Cornell, Michigan, Duke, Pitt and CU Boulder.
Plan your visit
Come and see it for yourself
Arrange a guided visit, bring a school or corporate group, or invite Rayhope to present at your event.
Get in touch →Summer (daylight saving): 8:30–12:00, 14:30–18:00
Winter (standard): 8:30–12:00, 14:00–17:30