I didn't see many valuable things in this museum. The ground floor has a large exhibition hall, with a disorderly display. The most worth seeing is just a 4-minute video about Cardiff teenagers life(they don't seem to love it here, no sense of pride, one boy even said directly that although it's diverse here, there's no integration, each ethnic group lives in its own bubble, I very much agree with him this happens even in London!! But many of them have found their own way of survival, which is a real expression). There's also an old mosaic corridor at an abandoned entrance, but it's very short. The second floor is called the "story museum," but there are very few exhibits, to the point that the most valuable things are a series of posters. Other spaces are closed, and I'm very disappointed.

To be honest, it can't compare to what I saw at the Liverpool Museum last week – the history of the city, even the bad and disappeared parts, what the city's residents have done for – Cardiff Museum didn't provide us with answers. Even the fight against the standard English language--which I think is a very interesting topic to explore, we can only see one poster mentioning someone who destroyed road signs without Welsh. Come on you can do a big exhibition about Welsh and let us visitors love Wales more!

Perhaps a new museum and art gallery should be built next to the Wales Millennium Centre by the waterfront. Otherwise, this city doesn't seem to have anything captivating.