Travel Notes on the Magic City - Shanghai Museum

That summer, I came to the Magic City again.

I finished my business and still had some time left, so I logged on to my blog. Shanghai doesn't have a long history, but it can't handle the fact that there are so many rich and distinguished people here in modern times, so it has a rich collection. The Shanghai Expo has accumulated little by little, and the exhibits are actually very rich. In addition, the exhibition decoration is very tasteful, and it feels good to walk around.

Divination and Oracle.

This bronze is very unique.

I forgot what this is, it should be a craft made of gold and silver.

Jade Dragon.

Buddha statue shape.

This is a typical lady figurine from the Tang Dynasty.

The bun and makeup are so typical.

A very small piece of gold jewelry with exquisite craftsmanship.

The three-color tomb beast is well preserved.

Dragon plate.

In addition to gold and stone artifacts, there is also a clothing exhibition.

This is the fish skin suit of the Hezhe people.

Mongolian noble women's accessories.

There is also a coin exhibition, which is also the strength of Shanghai Expo. From the development history of Chinese coins to the production technology of coins and banknotes, everything is explained in detail. You can learn a lot from a closer look.

The only bad thing is that it was summer when I went there, and the sun in the city was super strong. The experience of queuing up at the entrance of the museum is a bit painful.

Time flies, and I remember only a few. Hope to have a chance to do a second brush.