Don't come to Shanghai's Cat Night | Because you won't want to go home

| Because you won't want to go home. Over 100 cats took over the Shanghai Museum overnight. I got completely lost in the Shanghai Museum and didn't want to go home . In three hours, I wandered through every corner of the Shanghai Museum, from shopping to petting cats, to enjoying the exhibitions. Every moment was filled with surprise and joy. As soon as I stepped into the museum, I was deeply attracted by those high-value, good-tempered cats. Every glance and every move they made revealed the love and care their owners had for them. These cats not only had unique looks, but their outfits were also carefully selected. Some were majestic and imposing, like incarnations of ancient Egyptian pharaohs . Some were soft and cute, like little elves walking out of fairy tales. With the owner's permission, I was fortunate enough to get close to them, and that feeling of joy was indescribable. Visitors to the exhibition had their preferences. Some were immersed in the ocean of art, unable to extricate themselves, while others chose to interact closely with the cats, enjoying the fun of petting them. Despite the continuous flow of people, it did not feel crowded. The orderliness inside the museum was thanks to the volunteers in red vests, whose busy figures became a beautiful scenery of the night. This "Cat Night" event gave me a new understanding of the Shanghai Museum. It is not only a hall carrying rich historical culture but also a space full of life and creativity. Here, I felt the inheritance and innovation of culture and witnessed the warm scene of harmonious coexistence between humans and animals . My night quietly passed in the intimate contact with cats and the appreciation of art. When I left the museum, my heart was filled with gratitude and anticipation. Grateful to the Shanghai Museum for giving me such an unforgettable night .