The cultural essence flowing in the craftsmanship - Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts

I visited the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts on the weekend, there is not much parking space nearby🅿️, parking is particularly tight. Admission to the museum requires a ticket🎫 of 8 yuan, there are discounts for various groups, you can check on site. As soon as you enter the museum, you are first greeted by a variety of art pieces. Underglaze red porcelain, guqin, gold and silver utensils, lacquerware... The craftsmanship of these artisans makes life flow in art. They are not only practical utensils, but also carriers of spiritual civilization! In the museum, what you feel is no longer just the visible material, but the emotions that flow deep in your heart. Through these handicrafts, we seem to be able to travel through time and space, to feel the past years, to feel the hard creative process of ancient artisans. As for the ceramic relics collected here, most of them are porcelain fragments from the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China, such as the blue and white and multicolored from Jingdezhen, which are the focus of people's attention. And these ceramics, whether in texture or weight, make people have to admire the wisdom of ancient craftsmen. In addition to viewing the exhibition, the museum also kindly provides us with some interactive experiences. For example, you can blow dust porcelain on site, practice gilding and engraving, etc., allowing people to participate in it while feeling the traditional arts and crafts. In general, this museum is a great place, it not only collects ancient arts and crafts, but also shows us the essence of Chinese traditional culture and people's spirit.