Shanghai Tushanwan Museum Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Tushan Bay is known as the "cradle of Chinese Western painting" and the origin of modern Shanghai craftsmanship and Shanghai-style culture. Tushan Bay is located at the southern end of Xujiahui, where Zhaojiabang turns. From 1832 to 1837, Jiangsu governor Lin Zexu, a national hero, led the people to dredge Puhuitang and other rivers to accumulate silt, hence the name "Tushan Bay". In the third year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1864), the Shanghai Jesuits established the Tushanwan Orphanage here, which lasted for nearly a hundred years until it ended in 1960. Tushan Bay is a pioneer in going abroad and going to the world, pioneering the trend of modern Shanghai and even China. Tushanwan Museum was officially opened to the public on June 12, 2010. It consists of the ground floor of the three-story red building at the old site of Tushanwan and the curtain wall glass hall. It reproduces the almost forgotten history of Tushanwan and fully displays the history of Tushanwan. The role, influence and historical status of culture in modern Chinese and Western cultural exchanges.

Attractions distribution:

Tushanwan Museum is divided into four themed exhibition halls: Archway Hall, Xujiahui Hall, Tushanwan Hall and Inheritance and Influence Hall. The treasure of the museum is the Chinese Archway. Other main attractions include the Hundred Wood Carving Pagodas, Tushanwan Stained Glass, Painting Gallery, and Woodworking Department. , press, etc.

Scenic spot features:

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