The best city where Eastern and Western cultures merge

"The level of civilization of any country, city, or province is reflected in the characteristics of its public museums and the degree of investment in their maintenance." This statement is equally applicable to art galleries. The National Gallery Singapore, formerly the City Hall and Supreme Court, adds a solemn and grand atmosphere to the gallery. It has a rich collection, especially of modern art from Southeast Asia. It was truly my first time being exposed to so many Southeast Asian artists' works, with a wide range of subjects from nature conservation to democracy and human rights, all revealing the unique and delicate sensibility of artists from this region. In addition, the gallery has many interactive works that children will love, reflecting Singapore's emphasis on art education for children. It is a very child-friendly public art space for both adults and children. There are many interesting works with a humorous and satirical meaning, and one can't help but admire the artists' wit after seeing them.