Shanghai Public Security Museum

Shanghai Public Security Museum, this museum is the first museum built in the name of public security. There are a lot of collections in it. It is a red travel base in Shanghai and a national-level museum. Every day, a lot of primary and secondary school students come here to study and visit.

Shanghai Public Security Museum is the first national second-level museum in China with police history and police culture as a collection and exhibition theme. It was officially opened to the public in September 1999, with a construction area of 8,500 square meters. The museum has 11 branches such as Order Hall, Public Security History Hall, Hero Martyrs Hall, Criminal Investigation Hall, Public Security Management Hall, Traffic Management Hall, Supervision Office Management Hall, Fire Management Hall, Police Equipment Hall, Police Exchange Hall, Scenarios Interactive Experience Hall. More than 20,000 pieces of Chinese and foreign collections of police subjects from the late Qing Dynasty were collected, of which 49 pieces of cultural relics (sets) were collected at the national level. It records the history of more than 100 years since Shanghai established a police agency in 1854, and focuses on the establishment of the Public Security Bureau of the Shanghai People's Government on June 2, 1949. After the establishment of the Public Security Bureau of the Shanghai People's Government, Shanghai Public Security adheres to the concept of the people's public security as the people, and is fighting criminal crimes, ensuring economic construction, Outstanding performance in maintaining social stability and other aspects.

This is a very unique museum, it is difficult to see the museum on this theme in most places in China. It is detailed in all the content about the police, and you can see many real people that you can't see anywhere else!

Shanghai Museum of Public Security deserves to be the second-class Museum of the state. Its collection is too rich. Looking at it carefully for at least four hours, I went there three times (the total time added up to more than six hours). The first time was 8/6, the air conditioner on the 4th floor was broken in hot weather; the second time was 10/31, especially on Monday. I thought I could have fewer people (actually not many people on Saturdays). I didn't expect the police equipment and police exchange hall to be closed and said it was internal maintenance (I went for police equipment). So, before the third time (11/5, Saturday), I called 64720256 first. After learning that the police equipment hall was open normally, he went back. In fact, this museum was discovered very early, but thought at that time - "Public Security Museum, what wonderful content will there be, it has not been concerned about, until this year saw several other museums (Shanghai Railway Museum, Museum of Wood Culture, etc.), and then think of the Public Security Museum, online check, good guys, the content is quite rich, so there are three times to participate. Experience (of course, it's free now, otherwise, it won't go three times, I'm not gun control). Although the visitor's notice says - "without permission, photography and photography are declined in the exhibition hall, but no one prevents you from taking a picture. Maybe taking a picture with a mobile phone can only be regarded as a copy, but it can't be a work. If you move a cannon (long focal length) or something, it's called photography. This is the essential difference between photography and photography. On Saturdays, most of them were visited by parents with their children. I went there two times after that. At the same time, the number of visitors was no more than five, and they were scattered in different pavilions (no wonder some of them had to be closed for maintenance). To be honest, it is a pity that such a good museum has so few visitors. Read my travel notes of Shanghai Museum of Public Security, whether it aroused your desire to visit, if you have time, you can also go to see it. Before going, for the sake of insurance, first call to confirm that all the exhibition halls are open; before visiting, remember to take a brief introduction of the museum; after that, don't forget to stamp the souvenir office. It's going to be a good experience.

For the first time, I brought my children to Shanghai Public Security Museum. Things are quite comprehensive. 1-5 floors are free, each Museum has a theme, from history, function classification, there are successive Public Security Bureau directors, public security brand, before liberation, after the new China, there are special gun display, fire truck display, soul memorial, as well as police car, prison. Wait, the children are serious. Look slowly up one layer at another and whisper to the child. More Museum children will have more and more knowledge.

This museum is worth a visit, a bit interesting

The environment is clean and tidy, the service is warm and thoughtful, there are many exhibition halls, documenting the development history of the public security organs.