Shanghai Museum East Building Seal and Seal Carving Hall

🌟Highlights: Shanghai Museum East Building Seal and Seal Carving Hall is located on the 2nd floor of the Shanghai Museum East Building, covering an area of more than 600 square meters. It exhibits 573 exquisite cultural relics, and for the first time places the occurrence and development of Chinese seals in the context of the main origins of seals in ancient world civilizations, establishing a special topic on 'The Main Origins of Seals'. It starts with the early seals of the Mesopotamian, Nile, Indus, and Yellow River valleys, and opens the comprehensive history exhibition of Chinese seals and seal carving. A selection of classic seals from the museum's collection is now specially chosen for readers. ❤Recommended Reasons: The new exhibition is mainly divided into two comprehensive history sections: 'Chinese Seals' and 'Chinese Seal Carving'. Although seals and seal carving are historically related and morphologically connected, their natures are different. Seals primarily function as a form of authentication, while seal carving is essentially an artistic creation style with seals as the material shell. Therefore, the Seal and Seal Carving Hall presents two harmonious yet distinct and relatively independent comprehensive history exhibitions. 📍Detailed Address: 1952 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai 🚉Transportation Guide: Science and Technology Museum Station on Metro Line 2 🕙Opening Hours: Wednesday to Monday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM 📝Ticket Reservation: Free admission with prior reservation