[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Library (East Branch) (Updated May)

| Shanghai Library East Branch.🌟Highlights: Shanghai Library East Branch has a construction area of 115,000 square meters, with 7 floors above ground and 2 floors underground. After opening, it can provide nearly 6,000 seats, meet the cultural needs of more than 200 lectures and thousands of academic activities each year, and accommodate up to 4 million visitors annually. The East Branch offers 22 themed reading service spaces, as well as a smart cultural and creative area and team discussion rooms, lifelong learning rooms, and silent reading cabins scattered across various floors. It provides public cultural services that are inclusive, equitable, and personalized for all age groups, making this readable building even more welcoming. ❤Recommended Reasons: The overall exterior design style of the library presents a "clean and pure, layered" visual effect. The external space is like a shining "jade stone in the forest," while the internal space is interconnected like Taihu stones, subtly paying homage to the art of printing. For example, the building's exterior facade features 15 photos of marble textures, "bound" onto the library's "cover" using digital printing glass technology. ✅Must Experience: The architect drew inspiration from the "Taihu stone" concept commonly seen in classical Chinese gardens. The interior space of the library exudes artistic beauty in its constant changes, conveying traditional Chinese aesthetic interests. Readers in the atrium spaces on different floors and in the reading halls on different floors can look at each other, seeing the staggered open reading spaces surrounding the transparent and spacious atrium, creating a sense of layered mountains. 📍Detailed Address: 300 Yingchun Road, 300 Huanhua Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai 🚉Transportation Guide: Shanghai Metro Line 2, Science and Technology Museum Station 🕙Business Hours: 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM 📝Note Tips: Free admission

🌞☀📚When the sun shines through the glass, gently sprinkling the entire library, you sit by the window, books scattered on the table, the sun shines from above, like a mysterious beam of light, revealing the mystery of the book. 🔍🔎 🚗🚇Transportation: Near exit 3 of Shanghai Science and Technology Museum on subway line 2, whether you take the subway or drive, it is very convenient to get there! 🚇🚗 ✨📍Address: 300 Hehuan Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai✨ 🕒Business hours: Monday 13:30-20:30, Tuesday to Sunday 09;00-20:30. ⏰ 🌟The library has a rich and diverse collection of books, covering various fields, whether you are interested in literature, history, art or science, here can satisfy your desire for knowledge! 📚💡 Not only that, the library also regularly holds various interesting activities and exhibitions, so that you can broaden your horizons and increase your knowledge while reading. 🎉🌈 Moreover, there is a super suitable corner for taking pictures! The coffee shop and comfortable rest area in the library make you enjoy a sense of comfort and relaxation during your reading. ☕ Whether you want to read a book quietly, or find a quiet place to think, the East Library of Shanghai Library is your best choice! 🌟📖 Come and join me on this book journey! Remember to tell me your favorite type of book and your thoughts on the library in the comment section! 👇😄

The East Building of Shanghai Library, located on Hehuan Road, has a large children's area with a rich variety of books and picture books. The East Building was only opened in September this year, and the facilities are very new. You need to make an appointment on the WeChat official account first. There are more children and parents on weekends. After 5 pm, the children start to go home one after another, and the children's area is open until 7 pm~ #上海图书 #儿童绘本 #儿童文学

The newly built Shanghai Museum East Wing has opened in Pudong New District, focusing on ancient Chinese art. Even without considering the exhibitions inside, the museum's architecture itself is captivating. You can explore the museum from top to bottom, with circular walkways on the upper levels. The adjacent Shanghai Library and Science and Technology Museum also feature rounded lines, creating a strong sculptural feel.

The annual exhibition of the Shanghai Library's East Building is located in the special exhibition hall on the first floor of the building. It displays more than 100 precious historical documents, and provides a comprehensive interpretation of this travelogue, which was published more than 700 years ago and was compiled by Marco Polo from his cellmates in prison in the 14th century. It includes four early 14th-century travelogue manuscripts loaned by collection institutions such as the Laurentian Library in Florence, Italy, the earliest translated version to enter China, and related documentary materials such as discussions and research on the travelogue over the past hundreds of years. Several document collections are exhibited in China for the first time. A miniature version of the European scriptorium is specially set up in the exhibition hall, which restores the production process of European manuscripts in the 14th century, from the production of parchment to writing and binding. Through the exhibition, one can also see the cultural exchange and collision between China and the West. 📍Attraction address: No. 300 Yingchun Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai 🚗 Transportation: Take Metro Line 2, Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Station, Exit 3 👍️Must-see masterpieces: 14th century manuscript of Dante's "Divine Comedy"; original will of Marco Polo the Elder; 14th century early Venetian and Tuscan manuscripts of "The Travels of Marco Polo" (the manuscript closest to the original appearance of the travels) [Work] Special exhibition time: November 3, 2024 - February 28, 2025 (9:00-17:00) 🎟️Ticket information: Free and open to the public

📍Attraction Address: Shanghai Library East Branch 🚗Attraction Transportation: Self-driving rental car within Shanghai 👍️Must-visit Attractions: Seventh-floor reading room in the East Branch, Children's English reading room 🎟️Ticket Information: Free entry and exit 💗Other Tips: The Shanghai Library East Branch is very modern, with a rich collection of resources and foreign language digital resources. It's worth a visit to soak in the literary atmosphere!

Polo Miracle Tour. 🚀Imagine that you follow in Marco Polo’s footsteps, starting from Venice, crossing thousands of mountains and rivers, and finally arriving at the distant and mysterious oriental country - China. The exhibition uses vivid pictures and texts, replicas of precious cultural relics, and wonderful multimedia displays to make you feel as if you are in Marco Polo's travel notes. ✨🔍【Exhibition Highlights】: 1. AI digital human interactive chat: Pick up the microphone to talk to AI Marco Polo and learn more about Marco Polo's historical knowledge, as if communicating with him face to face. 2. MR experience: Through mixed reality technology, you can travel to the Grand Canal, Yadan landform, Fujian Tulou and other places to experience the unique features of different regions. 🌈Exhibition: Marco Polo's Miraculous Journey: Exploration and Knowledge 👀Time: 2024.7.5-2024.10.07 ✨Location: North Gate of Exhibition Hall, 1st Floor, East Building, Shanghai Library, Pudong New District, Shanghai (No. 300, Hehuan Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai)

This year marks the 700th anniversary of Marco Polo's death. The East Wing of the Shanghai Library has launched the nation's first digital immersive interactive exhibition themed on Marco Polo. Let's meet up and head to the exhibition right away🔍 This exhibition is inspired by 'The Travels of Marco Polo'. By using advanced digital technology, the ancient story is presented in a new way, allowing the audience to follow in Marco Polo's footsteps and embark on a legendary journey of exploration from 700 years ago. The exhibition is divided into seven chapters, from Desert Expedition, Grassland Legend to Maritime Silk Road, and Century Retrospect, allowing everyone to experience 'from the book to the future' immersively. With installations like the Gondola light display, desert ground interactive installation, interactive book projection, and Marco Polo digital human, utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as AI and MR, the audience can feel the dedication behind this exhibition. ——Exhibition Information—— Name: Marco Polo's Adventure Journey: Exploration and the Unknown Date: 2024.7.5-2024.10.7 Address: No. 300, Huanhuan Road, Pudong New Area, East Wing of Shanghai Library, 1st Floor Ticket Price: 30-229 RMB

❤Recommendation: Going to the East Wing of the Shanghai Library just to read books? What a pity! Don't miss the limited-time exhibition 'The Miraculous Journey of Marco Polo' next door. The exhibition is our adult obsession, and taking children along is our attitude towards loving travel. 🌟Highlights: Marco Polo's journey to the East is one of the greatest journeys in human history. His 'The Travels of Marco Polo' has been translated into 119 languages, and several different versions of the book are on display. The main line of the exhibition starts from the light and shadow space of the water city of Venice, follows his footsteps through the perilous desert, and reaches the Pearl of the Grassland, Shangdu. The interactive area is very popular with children. Put on MR and step into the virtual world of 'Beijing Khanbaliq', 'Hangzhou', 'Fuzhou Kingdom'... Board the ship and steer to experience the Maritime Silk Road. 📍Detailed Address: 300 Yingchun Road, Shanghai 🕙Opening Hours: 2024.07.05-10.07

⛵️Marco Polo's journey to the East is one of the greatest voyages in history. The record of this journey directly sparked the Western world's fascination with the East. Some even believe that Columbus was inspired by these travel accounts to embark on his global voyage. 2024 marks the 700th anniversary of Marco Polo's death, and his hometown of Venice held grand commemorative events, one of the most important being the 'Marco Polo's Miraculous Journey' exhibition. This exhibition has now arrived in China and is hosted at the Shanghai Library. 🎊Exhibition Name: Marco Polo's Miraculous Journey: Exploration and Knowledge 🗓Exhibition Dates: July 5, 2024, to October 7, 2024 ⏰Visiting Hours: Monday to Sunday 09:00~19:00 (Last entry at 18:00) 📮Exhibition Venue: First Floor, East Wing, Shanghai Library 💰Ticket Price: Starting from 30 RMB 🌟🌟🌟Exhibition Highlights: Taking the 700th anniversary of Marco Polo's death as an opportunity, and deeply inspired by 'The Travels of Marco Polo,' the exhibition is themed 'From the Book to the Future.' It presents the 'Marco Polo's Miraculous Journey: Exploration and Knowledge' exhibition project, guiding visitors to retrace Marco Polo's marvelous journey and deeply feel his eternal spirit of exploration and quest for knowledge. ⛵️The exhibition consists of seven units, integrating diverse methods such as physical exhibits, digital content, and interactive experiences. It employs cutting-edge technologies like AR and MR, aiming to provide visitors with a profound and unique cultural journey. Exhibits include various editions of 'The Travels of Marco Polo' from the Republic of China to contemporary times, and a restored model of the Yuan Dynasty's Da'an Pavilion architecture.

The Marco Polo exhibition at the East Pavilion of the Shanghai Library doesn't have many exhibits but focuses heavily on the experience. Almost every section is interactive. Dad was quite serious about it, and kids can also find their own fun The exhibition starts from Marco Polo's hometown of Venice, passing through deserts🏜️, grasslands, and oceans... The space transitions follow the exploration of that time, and finally, AI Marco Polo even travels to the future~~ Overall, it is more recommended for slightly older children, but younger kids can also purely enjoy the experience, with some basic introductions and knowledge provided. ✅ Talk with AI Marco Polo (you can ask questions using a 🎤, but the range of questions is quite limited, many of which made me think beyond the scope 😂) ✅ Venice Light and Shadow Space (p2, it's quite beautiful here) ✅ Desert Light and Shadow Space (p5, the atmosphere is nice) ✅ Maritime Silk Road (p6, simulates sailing on the sea, kids love it here 😂 and can play for a long time) ✅ MR Experience (p9, you can enter the virtual space in a second, with scenes from Hangzhou, Fuzhou Tulou, Dunhuang Devil City, and Beijing) 📍Location: First floor of the East Pavilion of the Shanghai Library 📆 Exhibition time: Until 10.7, 9 AM - 7 PM 🏝️ Reservation guide: No reservation needed 🚗 Transportation guide: Self-driving underground parking, 8r/hour 💗 Other tips: Weekend single ticket 60r, parent-child ticket 88r, free for children under 1 meter

| Free Exhibition 'Gathering Stars from the Sea of Books - Rare Surnames Genealogy Exhibition in the Collection'.✨Hi. I'm Maggie, who loves exhibitions. I've always wanted to visit the Shanghai Library East Building. Just so happens, I came to see the exhibition and took the opportunity to look around. ✨Just right, on the 4th floor of the Shanghai Library East Building's Genealogy Hall, I found the 'Gathering Stars from the Sea of Books - Rare Surnames Genealogy Exhibition in the Collection'. This exhibition features genealogies of more than twenty rare surnames such as Zhi, Shui, Sheng, Hou, Di, Xiang, Qin, Pu, Cao, and Duanmu from the collection. The content recorded in these genealogies is of considerable value. Come and appreciate the unique cultural and historical value and the charm of history. ✨'Gathering Stars from the Sea of Books - Rare Surnames Genealogy Exhibition in the Collection' 📌 Shanghai Library East Building 📍300 Hehuan Road

The Shanghai Library East, adjacent to Century Park and the Shanghai Museum East, is the largest single library in the country and also a popular destination for internet celebrities due to its many surprises. Designed by the SHL architectural firm, the Shanghai Library East is inspired by Taihu stones, with 80% of the building space dedicated to promoting and hosting community activities. The building's facade is made up of 3D-printed glass, each piece uniquely shaped and patterned. From a distance, it looks like jade stones floating above the tree canopy, embodying a sense of cultural care. The atrium spaces on different floors and locations are staggered and spiral upwards. There are various activities and experiences every weekend, including single/multi-person study pods, mobile phone temporary booths, book disinfection machines, and intelligent book return services. The Finnish chairs on the seventh floor are known as the most comfortable chairs of the 20th century. The library also houses numerous installation art pieces by artists such as Xu Bing, Gu Wenda, Emily Floyd, Ni Youyu, and Mia Liu. Every encounter here is vividly delightful. Especially the 'A Book from the Sky' installation by artist Xu Bing is the most photogenic. Over 800 English square word blocks with the word 'bird' written in different fonts fly out from the pages, reaching out the window, breaking conventional thinking, and awakening reading inspiration. The first floor is the children's area, and the fourth floor houses the new Shanghai General Chronicles Hall and the Manuscripts Hall. Only the first to third floors are open on Mondays, but you can enjoy a variety of audiobooks for free. There was also an encounter with a promotional exhibition for the 'Book of Songs', where I learned about the mythical creature Shao, which was responsible for guarding the garden of the Heavenly Emperor and had a status equivalent to Lu Wu, who guarded the Kunlun of the Queen Mother of the West. Shao also assisted the great Yu in killing the minister Xiang Liu of Gonggong. Di Jiang (Hong), the god of Tianshan, with six legs and four wings, is skilled in song and dance, resembling a yellow cloth bag.

Around the World in 80 Days exhibition has been popular on WeChat Moments for several days Today it’s finally my turn to post beautiful photos😊 The entire exhibition is inspired by "Around the World in Eighty Days" by Jules Verne, the father of science fiction, and combines hundreds of treasure replicas from the British Library to open up a world adventure spanning 150 years for visitors. The exhibition hall is very large There are 9 countries and 24 major themes on display... Follow the footsteps of the protagonist Fogg👣 You will encounter the world's first commercial steam locomotive The Big Ben in London, the elephants in Mumbai, India, the sunset in Singapore, the bronze bull on Wall Street, the Statue of Liberty in the United States, the Taiko drums and drums in Japan... If you like taking photos 💕 It is recommended to reserve about 2-3 hours Basically, starting from the entrance, there are a lot of things to see... 📷Photography tips: 🎬1: Impressionist Gallery (Paris, France) 🎬2: Royal Opera House Scene (Turin, Italy) 🎬3: Singapore sunset scene (Singapore) 🎬4: Big Ben (London, UK) 🎬5: Dollar interactive scene on Wall Street in New York (USA) PS: If you want to find a place to cool down, have fun, take photos, and learn more this summer, the British Library: Around the World in 80 Days and the British Library: World Pixels Exhibition are both worth recommending.

Let the 'Around the World in 80 Days' exhibition kick off a joyful summer vacation.✨ Hi. I'm Maggie, a fan of exhibitions. Summer is coming. I recommend parents to bring their children to see the British Library's 'Around the World in 80 Days' - Shanghai Premiere. ✨ The main creative inspiration for the British Library's 'Around the World in 80 Days' - Shanghai Premiere comes from the well-known novel 'Around the World in 80 Days' by French author Jules Verne. In this exhibition, we will follow the footsteps of the protagonist, Phileas Fogg, to travel around the world. ✨ The exhibition takes us through 9 countries and 24 themed pavilions, showcasing the 'big bang' of technology during the first and second industrial revolutions of the 19th century. In the process of exploration, we will appreciate hundreds of digitized replicas from the British Library. I especially recommend participating in the one-hour exhibition tour, where you will learn a lot of knowledge. It's full of solid information and definitely a great place for extracurricular learning during the holidays. ✨ British Library's 'Around the World in 80 Days' - Shanghai Premiere 📍300 Hehuan Road, East Library of Shanghai Library (1st Floor, Exhibition Halls 1-2) 💰Starting from 30 RMB

🎉There is a new Pokemon exhibition in Shanghai, unexpectedly, it is in the East Hall of Shanghai Library. 📖Exhibition name: Open the book and have a dream - Pokemon Card Original Painting Interactive Art Exhibition ⏱️Exhibition period: 2023.5.16-7.15 🔥The theme of the exhibits in this exhibition is mainly based on the original paintings on Pokemon cards. There are about 200 original paintings, and a small card is attached to the side of each large original painting. 🔜In addition, there are other installation art experiences, interactive reading co-creation and other different forms of experience. ►Coloring Pokemon, limited new products at fixed points. You can restore the colors of familiar Pikachu, Eevee, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Charmander, etc. with watercolor pens; ►Use your own creativity to graffiti the Pokemon you like; ►Original animation 'Journey of the Same Dream' animation and manuscript display area; ✨【Receive a co-branded special card】 Redemption method: Take photos of the art points in the library and the exhibition scene Redemption location: Special card exchange place next to the 7th floor exhibition entrance *Daily limit: 500 *One per person 📍Address: 7th Floor, 300 Hehuan Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai 🚇Transportation: Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Station on Metro Line 2 ⏱️Time: 9:00-17:00 (Closed on Monday)

Checked in at the 'British Library·Around the Earth🌍80 Days' Shanghai premiere on the weekend, following the protagonist Fogg to travel the world. Entering the exhibition hall, it seems to instantly travel back to the streets of the 19th century, an immersive experience of a world fantasy journey spanning 150 years✈️ Global🌍 travel route: 🔛London, UK - Paris, France - Turin, Italy - Suez, Egypt - Mumbai and Calcutta, India - Singapore - Shanghai, China - Yokohama, Japan - San Francisco and New York, USA - Liverpool and London, UK🔚 The entire exhibition is well organized, immersive, and there are costumes and props🉑️ for taking pictures. The exhibition offers 🆓 explanations, and there are passports for stamping, which is very meaningful. A suitable exhibition for both adults and children!! 📍1-2 Exhibition Hall on the first floor of the East Building of Shanghai Library 📅06.17-09.19 (09:00-20:00)

🤗"Around the World in 80 Days" British Library Shanghai First Exhibition 👍👍Postponed! Ends on October 6th! 🙇I watched the TV series "Around the World in 80 Days" when I was a child. It was so exciting and interesting, and I am still impressed by it. 💁This exhibition also brilliantly restored the history of that time. Various clothing and transportation at that time, There are also various scenes and video materials. It's so dazzling that you feel like you are there! 📷The most interesting part is taking photos of various scenes. There are various scenes, costumes, and props to use! 🤗How can you visit an exhibition without getting your stamps? I stamped three sheets of paper in total, and I stamped them while visiting the exhibition! British Library: Around the World in 80 Days (Shanghai) Transportation: 10 minutes walk from Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Station on Metro Line 2>

📖The East Branch of the Shanghai Library located in Pudong is really beautiful!! It has a total of 7⃣️ floors, you can take your time to visit for a whole day 📷The best place for taking photos is the study area on the 3rd floor. The design of 'Birds Flying' by Xu Bing is simply unique, with Chinese characters flying out of the book, full of artistic conception! Whether you come to read or take photos, you will gain a lot 👍🏻Recommended shooting spots: 1⃣️ Overhead shot from the stairs of the study area on the 3rd floor 2⃣️ Overhead shot from the corridor on the 4th floor 3⃣️ Shot from the 2nd floor down to the zebra crossing on the 1st floor ✏️Check-in location: East Branch of Shanghai Library 📍Address: 300 Hehuan Road 🎫Tickets: No tickets required and no reservation needed

The East Library of Shanghai Library is currently the largest library in terms of single building area in China, with a construction area of 115,000 square meters, consisting of 7 floors above ground and 2 below. It offers a wide range of themed reading service spaces, as well as a smart cultural and creative area and team discussion rooms, lifelong learning rooms, and reading quiet pods scattered across various floors, providing public cultural services that are inclusive and equitable for all ages, while also offering personalized precision services. The library hosts exhibitions, making this readable architecture even more inviting.

📝Little beasts need to concentrate on the start of school~ 📚We chose the library as the place to take the kids out for a walk to adapt to the reading and learning atmosphere of the new semester. We happened to be attracted by the 📒Pokémon Public Reading Room on the 7th floor of the East Building of Shanghai Library. We made an appointment in advance and came to check in. Yunyun, a Pokémon fan, was so happy! · 🌈The reading room is full of Pokemon elements, very cute, 20 people per session is a good experience, and it won't be crowded on weekends 🌈The books here are all carefully selected children's books, and the categories are also very rich: history/humanities/science, etc. Children can choose their favorite books to read📚 🌈You can apply for a reading notebook on site, complete the reading tasks in it, get special stamps (2 stamps per month), and redeem small Pokémon peripheral gifts! 🌈What’s surprising is that there are educational toys and interactive cards here, suitable for children of all ages. Yunyun had a lot of fun~ 🌈This time, I also asked the staff to teach me how to play Pokémon cards. The puzzle game is very interesting. I can also have fun while reading~ · 🏫The East Hall in the picture above has a special exhibition for the Year of the Dragon recently. I took my kids to the exhibition and read books on weekends to enjoy the fun of reading and stimulate good reading habits~ . 📚Pokemon Reading Room on the 7th floor of Shanghai Library East Building Open until November 20, 2024 There are 3 sessions every Tuesday to Sunday at 10-12:00, 13-14:30, 15-16:30 🚇Exit 4 of Yingchun Road Station on Line 18/Exit 3 of Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Station on Line 2 🚗Underground parking lot 8 yuan/hour

Exhibition name: 2024 Dragon Zodiac Art Exhibition Time: 1/29-3/2 Location: Shanghai Library East Branch The exhibition is free, no appointment is needed, bring your ID or follow the application code when entering the library I've always wanted to visit the Shanghai Library East Branch since it was built. This Spring Festival, I didn't travel far, and it happened that the library did not take a holiday during the New Year, so I went to the library to see the exhibition and read books. There is currently an exhibition in the library, distributed on the first and fifth floors of the library, all of which are art works related to dragons. Some of the works are painted by children. You can see the specific impression of the 'dragon' in the eyes of the new generation of young people in China. It is no longer the solemn and mighty look of the past, it can also be funny, cute, and weird. I have to sigh at the innocence and unlimited imagination of the children's world. While watching the exhibition, you can also read books. The collection of books in the East Branch is very amazing, and I especially want to praise their various chairs. Each one is very comfortable to sit on, and it can be said that you don't want to leave when you sit down. The entire library design is also very good-looking, with good lighting. It's a pity that it's too far from home, otherwise you can come and sit often. ⚠️The opening hours of the library during the Spring Festival are as follows: 2/9-2/12, 9:00-16:00; it will return to normal opening after 2/13

|438 Creative Dragons Open a Visual Feast. "Everyone has a Hamlet in their hearts, and everyone has their own dragon." It is said that 438 creative dragons that open up people's imagination are on display in the East Library of the Shanghai Library. Go and see it quickly, WOW, it's so cool! 🌸Exhibition Name: Dragon Zodiac Art Exhibition 💖Exhibition Period: January 29, 2024 - March 2, 2024 👇Exhibition Address: 300 Hehuan Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, East Library of Shanghai Library (Exhibition Hall No.1, First Floor, Fifth Floor Atrium) 🚙Transportation Guide: Metro Line 2 Science and Technology Museum Station, Line 18 Yingchun Road Station ⭐️Reservation Guide: ✅No reservation required for the exhibition. ✅Currently, the East Library of Shanghai Library does not require a reservation and can be entered directly with an ID card, Suishen Code, and library card. ✅Reservations for visiting the East Library of Shanghai Library (with guided tours), seat reservations, and activity reservations can be made in the Shanghai Library's small 🍊 sequence. 🌸Floor Guide: GF: Lecture Hall·Reading Theater, Lecture Hall, Enjoyment Hall, Screening Room, Broadcasting Room 1F: Cultural and Creative, Exhibition Hall, Storage Area, Barrier-free Reading Room, Children's Area, Service Desk 2F: Rooftop Garden, Lifelong Learning Classroom, Newspaper Area, Printing Experience Space 3F: Reading Square, Chinese Periodical Reading Room, Smart Bookshelf Area 4F: Shanghai Tongzhi Hall, Local Literature Hall, Global City Hall, Legal Management, Family Tree Hall, Manuscript Hall, Extremely Quiet Reading Room 5F: Art Literature Hall, Future Reading Experience Area, Frontier Technology Hall, Performing Arts Hall, Extremely Quiet Reading Room, Design Hall, Healthy Living Hall, Science Popularization Laboratory, 3D Printing Workshop 6F: Social Science New Book House, Social Science Achievements A/B Area, Audio-Visual Experience Space, Academic Group Sharing Area, Shanghai Social Science Century History Exhibition 7F: Collection Boutique Hall, Reading Promotion Area 🎈Related tips: 1⃣Make reservations early for all items, if you can't make a reservation, brush more to pick up. 2⃣Parking spaces around are very tight, it is best to make an early reservation for the library parking space, otherwise green travel is also good. 3⃣Remember to bring a book bag or bag when borrowing books, it is best to borrow at the end, so you don't have to carry it. 4⃣There is a storage area on the first floor, which is very humane. If you borrow books early, it is recommended to store them directly. 5⃣Don't miss the lectures and activities you like, be sure to make a reservation early. 6⃣There is currently no cafeteria, the library has salad, cold noodles, cake, drinks, and there is a KFC on the basement floor of the library. On the occasion of the Year of the Dragon, this free visual feast that transcends time and space is really amazing, it is the icing on the cake, be sure to arrange it! 🌸Deep excavation of Magic City︱National travel treasure︱Various strategy sharing ☘️Multi-platform contracted author, welcome to follow❤

It is on the 1st floor of the annex building of the East Library of Shanghai Library. The exhibition hall is not big, but if you like inscriptions, you can go and have a look for free. There are 15 free stamps at the entrance and exit, you can stamp them if you like. There are activities for three consecutive weeks, and you can participate interactively. Looking for "happiness", "joy" and "dragon" It’s a good way to reach new heights. A word search activity every week, beautiful~ The "Han Xiongfeng" activity in the East Building of Shanghai Library, where you can find words and stamp them, is very interesting. I didn't expect that my eyesight is so good that I can find them all at once. I'm just waiting for the stamp to be changed. I'm so happy.

The East Branch of Shanghai Library is located near the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum subway entrance. When you take the elevator, you can see a large forest, which is pleasing to the eye! Reading areas, exhibition areas and interactive areas appear alternately, combining both design sense and functionality. There is even a room in the library for teenagers to play script-killing games, and the robots and book disinfection machines on the ground floor are also eye-opening. There are manner coffee, KFC and convenience stores around~

💖Reason for recommendation: Going out for shopping and playing during the dog days is a physical test. Wanting to go out but not wanting to move, I chose the Shanghai Library East Branch. It's not bad to use your brain. As a popular library, I haven't been here before. There are a lot of books here. I once saw a novel on the Internet. The last few pages were not finished reading and then I added V, so I put it down. I searched for it in several libraries before, but I didn't have it. I searched in the East Branch, and this unpopular book was surprisingly available👍. If you want to find a book that you can't find, you can try the East Branch. 📍Address: 300 Hehuan Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai 👣Transportation: Exit 4 of Yingchun Road on Metro Line 18 Exit 3 of Shanghai Science and Technology Museum on Metro Line 2 🕑Opening hours: 9:00-20:30 (Closed on Mondays)

I finally found a stunning library in Pudong. It's hard to say whether it's more beautiful than Xujiahui Academy, but it's definitely not inferior, and it's much larger. It's the largest single building library in China. 👉🏻Location: Shanghai Library East Branch 📍Address: 300 Hehuan Road 🚉Transportation: 660 meters walk from Exit 3 of Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Station on Line 2 ⏰Time: Monday 13:30—20:30 Tuesday—Sunday 09:00—20:30 I took out my reading card that I got from the Shanghai Library many years ago. Of course, you can also use your Shanghai Residence Card or Social Security Card. No reservation is needed! After passing the security check at the entrance, you can go in! The first thing that catches your eye is the grand atrium. On a sunny day, the sunlight ☀️ shines through the floor-to-ceiling windows onto the orange wall, echoing the high glass ceiling. The people sitting or standing look so small. The library has seven floors. In addition to the reading rooms, lending rooms, and book storage rooms on each floor... and other places that a library should have, there is a not small museum on the seventh floor, which houses ancient books. In the lecture hall, experts are explaining 'Dream of the Red Chamber', and many readers are listening attentively. Most of the reading rooms have phone booths, which are very soundproof. Each floor also has hot and cold drinking water, it is recommended to bring your own cup. This is the same as other libraries, just the equipment is newer. There is also food and beverage on B1, only KFC and Manner and a convenience store. I miss the cafeteria of the Shanghai Library, it would be nice to have more food and beverage options. The first floor is the children's reading room. Many parents bring their children here. I didn't see any naughty kids, I guess kids who love books are all well-behaved.

To maximize your sense of relaxation, these places are perfect for people to check in, each one is worth staying for a whole day! No one disturbs! . 1⃣️Pudong Library East Branch: Shanghai Library (East Branch) Whether it is self-study or leisurely browsing your favorite books, it is very suitable! It’s quiet and undisturbed! 2⃣️Café with a view: With just a cup of coffee, you can enjoy the stunning city scenery of Shanghai, and it’s absolutely beautiful to catch a sunset! 3⃣️ENSIE IN WONDERLAND Bookstore: A very safe foreign language bookstore, 📚 not very big but cozy enough, the second floor is a great place for taking photos! 4⃣️Duoyun Academy in Dishui Lake: Duoyun Academy (Dishui Lake Branch) A rare bookstore facing the sea in Shanghai, full of romance! 🌊 . 5⃣️Manduo Garden Coffee: The entire park is free to enter, and when the sun is shining, it's as beautiful as a fairy tale castle! 🏯 6⃣️Duoyun Academy: C Cafe (Duoyun Academy flagship store) It is a rare place in Shanghai where you can overlook the sky without spending any money. It is perfect for relaxing for a whole day.☁️ 7⃣️Taofen Western Bookstore: Taofen Western Bookstore There are quite a lot of foreign books, and the window seat is the dream place for people; 8⃣️Rui Coffee by the Suzhou River: It is suitable to spend a whole day in Suzhou River to enjoy the sun and the Oriental Pearl Tower in all seasons;☕️ 9⃣️LINs cafe: The treasure coffee in the m50 creative park is less crowded and has beautiful scenery. You can stare at the Suzhou River quietly for an afternoon;✨ 1⃣️0⃣️Yihe 1915 Yihe 1915 (Binjiang International Plaza Store) Hidden in Yangpu Riverside, walking along the path, it seems like you have arrived in a paradise; 🌲 1⃣️1⃣️manner’s 1000th store: It’s newly opened, the view is good, and most importantly, it’s very relaxing; 1⃣️2⃣️Lu Xun Neishan Academy: 1927 Lu Xun and Neishan Memorial Bookstore There are very touching words everywhere, and the atmosphere of the seats along the street is super good; 1⃣️3⃣️moho Tsutaya Tsutaya Bookstore (Kamisei Shinsho Branch) This bookstore is perfect for self-study. Many people come here to read quietly. It's very comfortable!