Come to the Shanghai Museum to see the exhibition

#Photography is a super beautiful exhibition. Preparation for the visit - Understand the opening hours: Daytime sessions are from Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, and admission stops at 16:00; night sessions are usually open during specific periods, such as from July 7 to August 20, 2024, every Friday from 18:00 to 21:00, and admission stops at 20:00. - Advance reservation: Free tickets can be reserved in advance through the Shanghai Museum’s official WeChat public account or official website. - Other preparations: Wear comfortable and easy-to-walk shoes. You may bring notebooks, pens and other recording tools. Eating and drinking are not allowed in the museum, but you may eat in the rest area or outside the museum. Transportation Guide - Subway: Take Metro Line 1, Line 2, or Line 8 to People's Square Station, exit from Exit 1 and walk about 5 minutes to arrive. - Bus: There are many bus routes around that can reach People's Square Station. You can walk there after getting off the bus. Venue Layout - 1st Floor: Houses the Ancient Chinese Bronze Museum, the Ancient Chinese Sculpture Museum and the Exhibition Hall. - 2nd floor: There are the Ancient Chinese Ceramics Museum, the Zhandelou Ceramics Museum and the exhibition hall. - 3rd floor: Contains the Chinese calligraphy museum, Chinese painting museum and Chinese seal museum. - 4th floor: There are the Chinese Ancient Jade Museum, the Chinese Coin Museum, the Chinese Ming and Qing Furniture Museum, the Chinese Minority Crafts Museum and the exhibition hall. Key exhibits - Da Ke Ding: A bronze ware from the late Western Zhou Dynasty, it has a magnificent and simple shape, and the inscriptions on the inner wall are of extremely high archaeological value. - Sun Wei's "Portraits of Eminent Scholars": The only authentic work handed down from the late Tang Dynasty painter Sun Wei, it depicts seven sages from the Wei and Jin Dynasties and has extremely high artistic value. - "Chunhua Ge Tie" of the Northern Song Dynasty: It is the earliest collection of calligraphy works in China, and is of great significance to the study of the history of Chinese calligraphy. - Tang Dynasty Yue Kiln Green Glaze Begonia Shaped Large Bowl: A representative work of Yue Kiln celadon in the Tang Dynasty, with beautiful shape and warm glaze, reflecting the superb porcelain-making technology of the time. Other services - Luggage storage: After security check, you can collect a luggage storage ticket and store your luggage for free on the east side of the South Gate entrance and the west side of the North Gate exit. - Guide service: The museum provides electronic audio guide rental service. You can also pay attention to the volunteer guide time and exhibition room arrangement on the electronic screen in the lobby on the first floor. - Stamp collecting: There are stamp collecting points at the store, the service center in the museum, the entrance of the "Empirical China" exhibition hall on the first floor, and the "Yu Zhu Liu Fang" exhibition hall on the second floor.