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I remember that workers and cultural workers could go in before, why can't they go in now? It's strange, it's still a coincidence that I went today, it just doesn't open, then I'll go in and see it next time, but the door is also very good-looking.

The ground floor and the second floor are usually used as temporary exhibition venues. The third floor is the exhibition center, exhibition hall and multi-functional hall. The fourth floor has a cultural exchange center, multimedia lecture hall, May 1st Culture and Art Training School, May 1st Vocational Skills Training Center, Oriental Painting and Calligraphy Academy, Shanghai Federation of Workers and Enthusiasts, Library and Preview Room.

At No. 733 Guangdong Road, it is located in the Shanghai Workers' Cultural Palace. The gate is facing the Tibetan Middle Road, which intersects with Guangdong Road. It is like a giant ship with a bow facing the People's Square where the crowds are rolling. A semicircular window, high cylinder, arc-shaped black cast iron railing balcony with either concave or convex windows.

In the era of extreme scarcity of entertainment resources, people were somewhat happy

Shanghai Workers' Cultural Palace, located at No. 120 Middle Tibet Road, near Beihai Road, belongs to the urban cultural life circle of People's Square, across the road from Shanghai Grand Theatre, Shanghai Museum and other cultural venues. Shanghai Workers' Cultural Palace covers an area of 2591 square meters, and the main building on seven floors was built in 1929. It is a European-style building, elegant and solemn, well preserved and durable. It is listed as an excellent building protection unit in Shanghai. Since 1950, it has become the Shanghai Workers' Cultural Palace, integrating various functions such as conferences, literary creation and performances, exhibitions, training, cultural exchanges. These days, the "100-year glory - the Chinese Communist Party in Shanghai 100-year picture exhibition", and "Tribute to the Red Work Movement" graphic exhibition, the content is very good, the number of people visiting is endless.

A better place, although the building is old and the facilities inside are average, there are still many activities. There is also a craftsman hall on the ground floor, which is worth visiting.

This place often has activities to attend and is free