The Paper learned from a press conference held by the Shanghai Museum on June 24 that the Shanghai East Museum will reopen to the public on June 26. After the restart, the Shanghai East Pavilion will add 10 new exhibition halls and interactive experience spaces, and the open area will reach about 80% of the exhibition space. The daily reception limit will also be increased from the original 10,000 people per day to 20,000 people per day. From 12:00 on June 25, visitors can make reservations on the "Shanghai Expo Visit Reservation" mini program.
Shanghai East Museum opened on February 2 this year and was temporarily closed on May 21. In this restart, Shanghai Expo has also added a series of supporting convenience measures, such as cooperating with Shanghai's bus company to open customized bus routes between the People's Square Pavilion and the East Pavilion to facilitate visitors to travel between the two pavilions.
Chu Xiaobo, Director of Shanghai Museum, introduced in detail the "trilogy" opening plan of Shanghai Bo East Museum at today's press conference. At the end of this month, four permanent exhibition halls of the "General History of Ancient Chinese Art Series" will be opened: the Ceramics Hall, the Seal and Seal Engraving Hall, the Jade Hall, and the Currency Hall. In addition to the already-opened Bronze Hall and Sculpture Hall, the Shanghai Museum's eight "Ancient Chinese Art History Textbooks" will be opened. "Six of them have been unveiled. At the same time, focusing on the themes of urban cultural exploration and foreign cultural exchanges, two new thematic exhibition halls have been launched, namely the "Archaeology of Shanghai" exhibition in the Archaeological Museum and the "China·World: Ceramics and Sino-Foreign Exchange" exhibition in the Ceramics Museum. In addition, four new interactive experience spaces have been created, including the Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace, the Digital Pavilion "Landscape and Jiangnan" Exhibition, the Cultural Relics Protection and Restoration Experience Pavilion, and the Cultural Creation Flagship Space, to provide audiences with new cultural and travel experiences.
Chinese Ancient Jade Museum
Chinese Ancient Ceramics Museum
10 new open spaces were added, with the open area reaching 80%
“After visiting our exhibition hall, you may sigh that traditional culture can also be made so fashionable.” Chu Xiaobo said at the press conference. The 10 newly added exhibition halls and interactive experience spaces are distributed on the second to fourth floors of Shanghai Bo East Pavilion. Today, The Paper reporter, led by museum staff, gave a "quick tour" of the ten newly added spaces. Each exhibition hall lasted less than 10 minutes and took nearly 2 hours without stopping. It was a test of visitors' foot strength. .
Among them, the Jade Museum and the Seal and Seal Engraving Museum are located on the second floor; the Ceramics Museum, Ceramic Thematic Museum, and Currency Museum are located on the third floor; the Civilization Exploration Museum spans two floors on the third and fourth floors; the Archeology Museum, Cultural Protection Science and Technology Museum, etc. are located on the fourth floor. .
Jade Museum
The exhibition area of the Jade Museum is more than 800 square meters. The exhibition is based on the general history of ancient Chinese jade and is based on the original permanent exhibition in the People's Square Pavilion. It displays nearly 350 pieces (groups) of jade from the Neolithic Age to the Qing Dynasty, with new categories such as turquoise, agate, and jade. Improve the audience’s understanding of ancient jade articlesawareness of materials.
Exhibition site of Jade Museum
The exhibition area of the Seal and Seal Engraving Hall is more than 600 square meters. The main body of the new display is divided into two general history sections: "Chinese Seal and Seal Engraving" and "Chinese Seal Engraving". A total of 573 fine cultural relics are on display, nearly 100 more than before. , new products account for about 35%.
Chinese Ancient Ceramics Museum
The ceramics museum covers an area of nearly 1,800 square meters. Based on the original system framework of the People's Square Ceramics Museum, the exhibition selects 558 representative collections/groups, of which nearly 50% are on display for the first time, and the total number of exhibits has increased by nearly a hundred.
Ceramics Museum Exhibition Site
The ceramics museum covers an area of more than 600 square meters. This exhibition is a new permanent thematic display planned and launched by the Shanghai Museum, aiming to write a condensed textbook on the history of trade ceramics. The exhibition selects 353 pieces/groups of exhibits, nearly half of which are on public display for the first time. It comprehensively displays the historical changes of Chinese trade ceramics from the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Song and Yuan Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is an almost complete presentation of representative varieties.
Ceramics Museum
The Currency Hall covers an area of nearly 1,000 square meters and displays more than 6,000 coins in the collection. The total amount is nearly twice that of the original display. It is the permanent exhibition hall with the largest number of cultural relics in the East Hall of BoBo Shanghai. The updated Currency Hall has added two new parts: currency from the Republic of China and currency from revolutionary base areas, and added more than 200 banknote cultural relics. These new banknote collections are the first time the Shanghai Museum has displayed them in a permanent exhibition.
Increase interaction, innovate exhibition items, and create a child-friendly venue
This new exhibition in the East Pavilion of Shanghai Bodhisattva incorporates a lot of innovation and ingenuity into the design, and it also quietly popularizes the work of the museum to the audience and conveys the concept of cultural relics protection. For example, in the Ceramics Hall and the Jade Hall, there are innovative exhibition items that allow the audience to touch cultural relics and exhibits; during the tour of the exhibition hall, you can also feel many child-friendly visiting designs. The newly opened "Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace" is even more It is a professional experience and exploration space specially created for young people.
"Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace"
For example, the new ceramics museum has set up an interactive area for touching cultural relic specimens at the end of the exhibition hall, allowing viewers to touch an underglaze blue and white porcelain vase from the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Chu Xiaobo introduced that this was a professional assessment and special protection treatment, on the premise of ensuring safety and improving relevant measures.
“There is a certain risk in letting the audience touch cultural relics, but we still hope to make such an attempt.” Chu Xiaobo said that this breakthrough in the traditional display model frees the cultural relics from the barrier of showcase glass and encourages visitors to Feeling the ancient ceramic entities with their hands with awe, further brings the public closer to the historical and cultural heritage. At the same time, this also tests the audience’s viewing quality. “We believe that the visitors who come to the Shanghai Museum are of high quality.high. "In addition, there is a Braille explanation board next to this touchable exhibit, providing a rare special experience service for the visually impaired.
At the entrance of the exhibition hall of the Jade Museum, a piece of Xinjiang Hetian jade seed material weighing 158 kilograms and not artificially carved is also placed for the audience to touch. By increasing the interaction with the audience, it improves the exhibition experience. In order to let the audience better understand jade and feel the beauty of nature's "essence of heaven and earth". In the jade exhibition hall, there are also several special display cabinets with a height of only 1.3 meters. According to the curator of the exhibition hall, these are child-friendly display cabinets specially built for children, which are very suitable for children to appreciate the display cabinets at close range. cultural relics.
Child-friendly display cabinet 1.3 meters high
Child-friendly display cabinet (under construction)
The Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace is located on the 3rd and 4th floors of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, with a total area of more than 1,900 square meters. The space is rich in color and childlike in shape. It is a "combination of exhibition and education" exploration space created by the Shanghai Museum. This space features exploratory, immersive and interactive experiences, aiming to inspire children aged 6-18 and their families to love Chinese civilization. In this challenging journey of exploration, young audiences will play the roles of "little archaeologists", "little restorers", "little researchers", "little curators", "little creatives" or "little In the role of "docent", we have close contact with and in-depth understanding of museum-related work, so as to explore the origin of civilization, feel the sentience of creation, and cultivate our spiritual home. The Discovery Palace conducts innovative interpretations of cultural relics based on the characteristics of the collection.
Children’s Discovery Palace
Children’s Discovery Palace Underwater Archaeological Area
For example, in the "Underwater Archeology" area, a project to touch ancient porcelain specimens from the "Yangtze Estuary No. 2" ancient ship was specially designed for teenagers; the "Field Archeology" experience project will include archaeological excavations from different eras. "We want to let children understand through the experience of this section that archeology is not about digging for treasures. It has a very standardized process and is a scientific and rigorous work."
Double-decker bus shuttle connects Shanghai Bodong Hall and People’s Square Hall
According to reports, the Shanghai Museum East Branch conducted an audience questionnaire survey during the trial opening period. The survey results show that about 60% of the visitors come from other provinces and cities, and about 10% are overseas visitors; about 30% of the visitors come to the East Pavilion twice or more, and more than 47% of the visitors stay for more than 3 hours; nearly 90 % of the audience’s overall satisfaction with the East Hall reached above 8 points (out of 10 points).
In order to improve public services and audience experience, and in conjunction with the reopening of the East Pavilion, Shanghai Expo has also launched a series of supporting convenience measures, such as cooperating with Shanghai's bus company to open customized bus services between the People's Square Pavilion and the East Pavilion. lines to facilitate visitors to travel between the two pavilions. This time, SIBO cooperated with Jiushi Group Shanghai Bus Fourth Public Transport Co., Ltd. to customize the public transportationThe handover line will be at 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, and 15:00 on the joint opening days of the two museums. There will be two double-decker buses from the Shanghai Museum People's Square Branch and the Shanghai Museum East Branch respectively. Departing in both directions; more cooperation routes will be explored in the future, including linkage with Pujiang Tours. In addition, Shanghai Expo has also created a new one-stop smart service applet to provide richer and more diverse navigation services.
Customized bus line double-decker bus between People’s Square Pavilion and East Pavilion
According to reports, in order to welcome the arrival of heavy passenger flow during the summer vacation, the East Pavilion of Shanghai Bozhou will launch exciting special exhibitions and thematic pavilions in the future. The exhibition "Thousands of Thoughts: Half a Century of Chen Shiying's Jewelry Art" will be held in the first special exhibition hall of Bright Dairy from July 3; the "Jiangnan Creation" special exhibition will be opened before the end of July and the "Jiangnan Creation" special exhibition will be held in the second special exhibition hall in August. The Universe of Pagodas: Exhibition of Yuanying Pagoda Relics" and so on.
The four permanent exhibition halls of "General History of Ancient Chinese Art" were unveiled
Ceramic Hall: Ancient Chinese Ceramics Exhibition
Ceramic Hall
The Ceramics Hall is located on the 3rd floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of nearly 1,800 square meters. Based on the original system framework of the People's Square Ceramics Museum, the exhibition selects 558 representative collections/groups, of which nearly 50% are on display for the first time, and the total number of exhibits has increased by nearly a hundred. The exhibition is divided into seven sections in chronological order, presenting the entire process of ancient Chinese ceramics from birth, development to prosperity in multiple dimensions and angles. It is not only a chronicle of material civilization, but also a "long history" of spiritual culture, which can be called a "general history" of ancient Chinese ceramics.
Ceramic Hall
Currency Hall: Chinese Currency Exhibition
The Currency Hall is located on the 3rd floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of nearly 1,000 square meters. On the basis of inheriting the collections of predecessors and the latest research results, the exhibition is based on the classic exhibitions of the original Currency Hall of the People's Square Pavilion and undergoes the fifth display reconstruction. The Currency Hall displays more than 6,000 coins in the collection, with the total amount nearly twice that of the original display. It is the permanent exhibition hall with the largest number of cultural relics in the East Hall of Bosch Shanghai. This renovation and improvement is also reflected in the expansion of exhibition content, expansion of exhibit types and quantities, and upgrade of exhibition effects. Through the collection of coins with rich categories and self-contained systems, it comprehensively reflects the development and changes of social economy and presents A complete history of China's monetary and financial development.
Currency Hall: Chinese Currency Exhibition
While maintaining the vast majority of the exhibits in the original general history display, two new sections have been added: currency from the Republic of China period and currency from revolutionary base areas. More than two hundred pieces of banknote cultural relics have been added, including military items from the early days of the Revolution of 1911. Bank of China and Bank of Communications exchange in the early Republic of Chinacoupons, precious banknotes issued by provincial and local financial institutions, and rare coupons from the Great Revolution and the Second Revolution, etc. These new banknote collections are displayed in the permanent exhibition of the Shanghai Museum for the first time.
Jade Museum: Ancient Chinese Jade Exhibition
Jade Museum
The Jade Museum is located on the 2nd floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of more than 800 square meters. The exhibition is based on the general history of ancient Chinese jade and is based on the original permanent exhibition of the People's Square Pavilion. It displays nearly 350 pieces (groups) of jade from the Neolithic Age to the Qing Dynasty, and adds new categories such as turquoise, agate, and jade. , to improve the audience’s understanding of the materials used in ancient jade. The exhibition selects nearly 80 key exhibits for detailed description, and 40 key exhibits are equipped with expanded digital guides, supplemented by line drawings, rubbings, restoration drawings or animations, as well as related artworks from other categories of the same period. Through multi-angle narration and "light" academic form, the exhibition content has been greatly enriched, striving to meet the audience's growing needs for cultural relic knowledge and help the audience deeply understand the development process, functional evolution and historical and cultural value of ancient Chinese jades.
Jade Museum
The overall design of the Jade Museum is warm and elegant, and the exhibition hall space design adopts a zigzag central layout to achieve a relaxed and moderate rhythm. The detailed design refines the shape, decoration, texture, color and other elements of jade, and improves the display effect and quality in an all-round way through lighting level settings, "jade" wall device embellishment, cabinet type changes, etc. Among them, the central cabinet in the exhibition hall uses micro spotlights to fill the side light to brighten the patterns of the exhibits, which is a major innovation in exhibition lighting this time. In addition, at the entrance of the exhibition hall, a piece of Xinjiang Hetian jade seed material weighing 158 kilograms without artificial carving is placed for the audience to touch and feel the beauty of nature's "essence of heaven and earth".
Jade Museum
Seal and Seal Engraving Museum: Chinese Seal and Seal Engraving Exhibition
The Seal and Seal Engraving Hall is located on the 2nd floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of more than 600 square meters. The Shanghai Museum's Chinese Seal Hall of Ancient Times, opened in 1996, is the first special exhibition hall of Chinese seals at home and abroad. Its exhibition logic and display method are scientific and academic and have always been a model for seal display. Based on the continuous advancement of seal research, the Chinese Seal and Seal Engraving Hall has been renamed as the Chinese Seals and Seals Engraving Hall and will make a new appearance in the east hall.
Seal and Seal Engraving Museum
A total of 573 fine cultural relics are on display in the Seal and Seal Engraving Museum, nearly 100 more than before, and new products account for about 35%. In the new display, for the first time, the occurrence and development of Chinese seals are placed in the context of the main origin systems of seals in ancient civilizations of the world, and the topic "Main Origin Systems of Seals" is set up. Taking the early seals from the Mesopotamia, Nile River Basin, Indus River Basin and Yellow River Basin as a prologue, the exhibition opens the general history of seal carvings in China through the ages.
Seal and Seal Engraving Museum
The main body of the new display is divided into two general history sections: "Chinese Seals" and "Chinese Seal Engravings." Although seals and seal cuttings are historically related and inherit each other in form, their natures are not the same. The main function of a seal is to trust, and seal cutting is essentially a form of artistic creation that uses the seal as a material shell. Therefore, what the Seal and Seal Engraving Museum presents are two harmonious but different, relatively independent displays of general history.
Seal and Seal Engraving Museum
Two major thematic exhibition halls are newly launched
Archaeology Museum: "Archaeology of Shanghai" Exhibition
The Archaeological Museum is located on the 4th floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of 1,000 square meters. The theme exhibition "Archaeology of Shanghai" is based on the perspective of archaeology, using archaeological language, and starting from the perspective of "what is archeology" to sort out the urban context of more than 6,000 years of "why Shanghai". The exhibition is divided into three sections: "Light of Civilization", "Jianghai Tongjin" and "Prosperity on the Sea". Through the combination of more than 2,000 pieces/groups of cultural relics, it depicts the "ancient country" in Shanghai's prehistoric period and the "ancient port" in the Tang and Song Dynasties. and the three peak stages of the "ancient city" during the Ming and Qing dynasties, forming a condensed "Brief History of Shanghai".
Archaeology Museum: "Archaeology of Shanghai" Exhibition
Archaeology Museum: "Archaeology of Shanghai" Exhibition
Firstly, the "Ancient Country" part, represented by the Liangzhu Cultural Stage, shows the development of Shanghai's prehistoric civilization; secondly, the "Ancient Port" part takes Shanghai as an important port during the Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties to show its economic development; finally , the "Ancient City" part shows the development of Shanghai through the scenes of Shanghai's urban development and cultural prosperity during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. From "ancient country" to "ancient port" to "ancient city", this display theme not only shows the vertical development relationship in time, but also shows the development process of Shanghai from west to east in space. It also shows that Shanghai has gradually become an international city. The journey of the metropolis.
Ceramics Pavilion: "China·World: Ceramics and Sino-Foreign Exchanges" Exhibition
Ceramics Pavilion: "China·World: Ceramics and Sino-Foreign Exchanges" Exhibition
The Ceramics Special Pavilion is located on the 3rd floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of more than 600 square meters. This exhibition is a new permanent thematic display planned and launched by the Shanghai Museum. It aims to write a condensed textbook on the history of trade ceramics. It is also the first at home and abroad to use ceramics as a medium to display the multi-dimensional economic, political and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries from the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. General history display of appearance. The exhibition selects 353 pieces/groups of exhibits, nearly half of which are on public display for the first time. It comprehensively displays the historical changes of Chinese trade ceramics from the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Song and Yuan Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is an almost complete presentation of representative varieties.
Ceramics Special Pavilion: "China·World:"Ceramics and Sino-Foreign Exchange" Exhibition
The exhibition system displays the basic characteristics of exported porcelain categories, from representative varieties to port changes, transportation routes, trade scope, and the interaction between Chinese and foreign kiln industries, covering core issues and cutting-edge research on trade ceramics. The exhibition not only provides a vivid and comprehensive textbook on the history of trade ceramics, but also cleverly hides some small Easter eggs for porcelain identification, providing the audience with a richer viewing experience.
By displaying historical trade ceramics, this exhibition not only presents the importance of material cultural exchanges, but also deeply explores the role and impact of ceramics in cross-cultural exchanges, providing the audience with a window into the history of Sino-foreign trade. .
Four interactive experience spaces are wonderfully presented
Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace
The Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace is located on the 3rd and 4th floors of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, with a total area of more than 1,900 square meters. The Discovery Palace is a "combination of exhibition and education" exploration space created by the Shanghai Museum. This space features exploratory, immersive and interactive experiences and aims to inspire young children aged 6-18 and their families to love Chinese civilization.
Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace
In this challenging journey of exploration, young audiences will play the roles of "little archaeologists", "little restorers", "little researchers", "little curators", "little creatives" or As a "little docent", we have close contact and in-depth understanding of museum-related work, so as to explore the origins of civilization, feel the sentience of creation, and cultivate our spiritual home.
Ancient Civilization Exploration Palace
The Discovery Palace conducts innovative interpretations of cultural relics based on the characteristics of the collection. For example, in the "Underwater Archeology" area, a project to touch ancient porcelain specimens from the "Yangtze Estuary No. 2" ancient ship was specially designed for teenagers. The content design of the event is different from the general history display, focusing on the professional experience of the museum, allowing young audiences to understand Chinese civilization, carry forward and inherit the excellent traditional Chinese culture through the experience. The exhibition content is continuously updated. For example, the "Mini Exhibition" experience project will change the theme of the exhibition from time to time. The "Field Archeology" experience project will include archaeological excavations from different eras, such as the Neolithic Age, Shang Dynasty to Han Dynasty, etc. The "Collection" experience project will design and plan related script research activities around the theme of "Literati Gathering".
Digital Pavilion: "Landscape and Jiangnan" Digital Exhibition
The Digital Museum is located on the 2nd floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of nearly 500 square meters. The Digital Museum is a newly created experience space in the East Building of the Shanghai Museum. The "Landscapes and Jiangnan" digital exhibition launched this time is the first in a series of digital exhibitions of exquisite works of ancient Chinese art. More digital exhibitions combined with the development of cultural relics in the collection will be launched in the future. It focuses on participation, interactivity and experience, aiming to deepen the audience’s understanding of cultural relics and their understanding of civilization inheritance and cultural heritage.The cognition of Ming Tan Yuan.
Digital Pavilion: "Landscape and Jiangnan" Digital Exhibition
The "Landscapes and Jiangnan" digital exhibition combines the new results of research on Chinese classical paintings. On the basis of researching and discovering the content, allusions, collection information, and creative backgrounds of the paintings of the past dynasties, from the Five Dynasties to the Qing Dynasty, it uses digital technology to construct an intangible A multimedia and immersive display space for ancient Chinese painting art where exhibits are displayed. With the help of multimedia means, the second creation of the exhibit content is realized, presenting the style characteristics of Chinese Jiangnan landscape paintings in different historical periods.
Cultural Relics Protection and Restoration Experience Center
The Restoration Experience Hall is located on the 4th floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of more than 700 square meters. Through two forms of open cultural relic restoration display and themed display, the mystery of cultural relic protection and restoration work is unveiled to the audience. In the open cultural relic restoration exhibition space, the Shanghai Museum's national and Shanghai intangible cultural heritage restoration technical teams such as bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy and paintings, furniture, lacquerware, ancient books, etc. will take turns to demonstrate their real working conditions. The themed display concisely explains the main risks faced by cultural relics and the necessity of cultural relic protection. Through the Ming Dynasty imitation of Zhang Zeduan's "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" volume, the late Spring and Autumn Period bronze dragon pattern, the Qing Dynasty Jingdezhen kiln colorful jars with pictures of ladies and babies, the middle and late Ming Dynasty Case studies on the protection and restoration of cultural relics such as Jingdezhen kiln blue-and-white flower-and-bird pattern bowls, Qing Dynasty rosewood lacquer-frame palace lanterns, and mid-Shang Dynasty bronze animal-face-patterned husks, systematically demonstrate the complete process from value recognition, disease diagnosis, ontology restoration to preventive protection. .
The Restoration Experience Museum reveals the difficulties and essence of restoration techniques such as gestalt and full color, as well as the cutting-edge "black technology" applied in the protection of cultural relics. It provides an in-depth introduction to the various professional roles involved in cultural relics protection work, and demonstrates the increasingly enriched connotation and extension of cultural relics protection. The theme displays in the Restoration Experience Hall will be updated from time to time. In the future, visitors will also have the opportunity to enter the exhibition space and interact with the restorers at close range.
Cultural Relics Protection and Restoration Experience Center
Cultural and Creative Flagship Space
The cultural and creative flagship space is located on the first floor of the East Building of the Shanghai Museum, covering an area of nearly 1,000 square meters. Launched the country's first large-scale cultural and creative space that integrates cultural display, intangible heritage, leisure consumption, and interactive experience. The cultural and creative flagship space takes a modern and simple style as the keynote, and creates different theme sections based on ancient Chinese aesthetics and lifestyle. It strives to make the space atmosphere comfortable and contemporary, to display professional content and dissemination, and to experience the refinement and service of services. The combination of humanization covers all age groups and consumer groups, better highlights the beauty of the museum and the beauty of Chinese civilization, and creates a new scene of immersive cultural tourism experience.
In addition, Shangbo Wen founded enough cultural relics to activate and utilize, create a series of joint stores, and cooperate with well-known brands such as Zhihe, Shuangmei, and Uniqlo to launch the Museum X brand series to inject social vitality into IP development.
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To visit "Top of the Pyramids: Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition" during the summer, you can purchase regular tickets in advance or redeem early bird tickets
The Shanghai Museum's "Top of the Pyramid: Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition" is about to open. From 12:00 on June 25 (Tuesday), visitors can purchase ordinary tickets for the summer exhibition from July 19 to August 31 (inclusive Full price tickets, discount tickets, family tickets). Visitors who have purchased early bird tickets can use the redemption code to reserve tickets for the exhibition from July 19 to August 31. The exhibition hall has a limited capacity and is subject to availability. Due to the popularity of the exhibition and the large number of visitors during the summer, it is recommended that the general public visit the exhibition during off-peak hours.
The plan for purchasing and redeeming exhibition tickets after September 1, 2024, as well as related further opening measures, will be notified to the audience in advance. Please stay tuned to the Shanghai Museum’s WeChat official account, official website, Xiaohongshu, Weibo and other official tips. , thank you all for your understanding and support.
