Shanghai Museum

|Museum Tour. ☆ Visited the Shanghai Museum twice and finished browsing There are many bronzes and porcelain exhibits, picked some cute long ones to take pictures of Just in time for the newly opened ancient books exhibition, there are also seals to stamp! Overprint and multi-faceted seals are quite impressive Furniture looks really exquisite in person ☆ Natural History Museum I think this is a must-visit, really love it!!! The butterflies are super beautiful, so shiny Saw the legendary treasure of the museum - the sand sculpture lion Actually, there are two tigers fighting behind it haha ☆ Wandered around the mall at night and casually checked out a small eco-art exhibition

Getting There - Near Dashijie subway station. Attractions - Plenty of exhibitions such as: Ceramics, ancient Chinese sculpture, painting calligraphy, ancient Silk Road coins, and many more! My personal favorite was the calligraphy exhibition. Food & Restaurants - There are places where you can buy drinks and snacks. I unfortunately didn’t have much time when I went but I saw plenty of other visitors with headsets. Not sure what the language options are but if you have enough time, I’d recommend getting a pair. I stayed for about 2 hours but I’d recommend over 3 hours if you don’t have a time constraint. Enjoy your visit! ☺️ #museumquest#summervacation#urbanexplorer #solotravel #learning #museum #greatday #shanghai #artexhibit #art #paintings#culture #fun #china #chinalife #chinatravel

Chinese bronzes mainly refer to various objects formed from copper and tin through smelting and forging from the late Xia dynasty to the Qin and Han periods. The Chinese Bronze Age began around 2000 BC, spanning the Xia, Shang, Western Zhou, Spring and Autumn, Warring States, and Qin-Han periods, covering nearly 15 centuries. It is an important part of Chinese culture, with significant historical and aesthetic value, especially the bronzes from the Shang and Zhou periods. The culture of bronzes was at the core of the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, where the ritual vessels of the Shang and Zhou eras held both cultural and extremely high artistic value. Shanghai, China

| A complete appreciation of Chinese ceramics through the ages. The Shanghai Museum Ancient Chinese Ceramic Gallery is one of the most characteristic exhibition halls of the museum. Within a display area of 1300 square meters, it houses more than 500 pieces of exquisite ceramics ranging from the Neolithic to the Qing Dynasty. Here, you can find painted pottery and grey pottery from the Neolithic period, celadon from the Shang, Zhou, Spring and Autumn, and Warring States periods, Eastern Han celadon, Tang tri-color pottery, and ceramics with green, white, black glazes and painted porcelain that span the Song, Jin, and Liao dynasties. There are also porcelain pieces from the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, each one exquisitely unparalleled, leaving visitors in awe. The exhibition fully showcases the fine ceramics of China's dynasties and perfectly interprets the developmental history of Chinese ceramics. Location: Shanghai Museum Ancient Chinese Ceramic Gallery Address: Second floor of the Shanghai Museum

| Visit before it moves to the new venue. 🌟Highlights: The Shanghai Museum, with a total exhibition area of 12,000 square meters. ❤Recommended reason: The first floor is the Chinese Ancient Bronze Museum, Chinese Ancient Sculpture Museum and Exhibition Hall; the second floor is the Chinese Ancient Ceramics Museum, Temporary Tower Ceramics Museum and Exhibition Hall; the third floor is the Chinese Calligraphy Museum, Chinese Painting Museum, Chinese Seal Museum; the fourth floor is the Chinese Ancient Jade Museum, Chinese Coin Museum, Chinese Ming and Qing Furniture Museum, Chinese Minority Crafts Museum and Exhibition Hall, it is a comprehensive museum. 📍Detailed address: 201 People's Avenue, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🕙Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9 am to 5 pm 💰Average consumption: Free visit

| Liangzhu Civilization Special Exhibition with a reservation channel for a niche audience. Last year, I visited the Zhaizi China·Central Plains Bronze Civilization Exhibition at the Shanghai Museum, and this Dragon Boat Festival, I came to the Shanghai Museum again for the second phase of How China - Empirical China·Liangzhu Civilization Special Exhibition🙋‍♀️ I had previously visited the Liangzhu Museum in Hangzhou and watched the documentary 'Liangzhu Civilization', so I have some understanding of the Liangzhu culture. It is recommended to watch the 5-episode CCTV documentary 'Liangzhu Civilization' before coming. 💡About the Special Exhibition The exhibition gathers more than 320 sets of unearthed cultural relics treasured by 19 museums and archaeological institutions nationwide. It tells the story of 'civilization' through four major sections: ancient states, rice cultivation, handicraft industry, and jade ware. It leads the audience through time, approaching famous archaeological sites such as Dongshan Village, Lingjiatan, Liangzhu, and Fuquanshan, to appreciate the charm of prehistoric culture and art in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. This exhibition tells the story of 'civilization' through four major sections: ancient states, rice cultivation, handicraft industry, and jade ware, and will lead the audience to appreciate the charm of prehistoric culture and art in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. ❗Reservation Channel Due to the special exhibition, entering the Shanghai Museum requires advance reservation. In the Shanghai Museum's gzh menu, you need to arrive at the scheduled time. If the gzh reservations are full, friends can go to the small 🍊 app: Cultural Travel Code, search for Shanghai Museum reservation! There are still tickets available in Cultural Travel Code! That's how I made my reservation! ♦️Special Exhibition Cultural and Creative Products My favorite is the small pottery jar fridge magnet, and there are also blind boxes, ice cream, washi tape, bookmarks, pendants, clothes, stamp books, and more. ♦️Special Exhibition Stamping Stamping is at the entrance of the first-floor special exhibition. There are many people queuing but it's fast. There are a total of 6 stamps, and stamp books are also sold at the stamping area. It is recommended to go early for stamping, as the quality of the stamps may not be as good towards the end of the exhibition period. ※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※ 📍Address: First Exhibition Hall of the Shanghai Museum (first floor) 🕐Exhibition Period: June 20, 2023 - October 8, 2023 📋Tickets: Free, reservation required, available through Shanghai Museum gzh and Cultural Travel Code reservation