Shanghai Wu Changshuo Memorial Hall Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Wu Changshuo Memorial Hall is a memorial hall built to commemorate the great master Wu Changshuo and promote traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy. It is also the first art memorial hall in Pudong New Area. Wu Changshuo is a master of poetry, calligraphy, painting and seal carving in modern China, and a leader of the Shanghai School of Painting. His paintings are profound and innovative, and have had a profound influence on later literati painters. He was recognized as the leader of the Shanghai painting and seal carving world at that time, and was well-known all over the world.

Attractions distribution:

The memorial hall was built in the style of Wu Changshuo's former residence in Shanghai, and is a two-story Shikumen building. The hall has an exhibition room called "Wu Changshuo's Art Life Exhibition", which is divided into four parts: "Rooted in Fertile Soil", "Hardships", "Famous in Shanghai" and "Establishing a Flag in China", and displays more than 100 pictures, books and paintings. In addition, the memorial hall also displays calligraphy and paintings by Wu Changshuo's disciples, successors and art researchers, as well as the four treasures of the study, letters, and poetry manuscripts used by Wu Changshuo during his lifetime.

Scenic spot features:

Exhibitions, calligraphy and painting culture, memorial halls, architecture