Shanghai Museum

I personally loved that please because it was so amazing and even though it was a public holiday the amount of people was not so big and their art objects a very interesting and expressed traditional Chinese culture and as it was the developing in time and under the influence of many ethic groups. I like it because the location is great and the transportation is convenient.

The Shanghai museum is very great, with lots of historical articrafts, ancient Chinese pots from different dynasties

Shanghai Museum, which has a rich collection and many treasures, has a large exhibition area, is a world-famous large-scale museum. Some time ago, I visited the Shanghai Museum and the Singapore Museum of Asian Civilization jointly held a large special exhibition "Baoli Fengwu Dai Blackstone out of the water treasure exhibition." Many treasures, today share the Blackstone sunken ship out of the treasure gold, material purity is high, the production technology is exquisite, reflecting the high smelting technology, forging technology and design level, is a rare treasure. From the shape pattern, it should be the work of the craftsman in the Tang Dynasty.

In the days of inconvenience, the local cultural venue is undoubtedly a good place to go. Shanghai Museum, which is rich in collections, is a world-famous large museum. A few days ago, I went to Shanghai to enjoy the special exhibition "Baoli Fengwu Dao Blackstone out of the water" jointly organized by Shanghai and the Asian Civilization Museum of Singapore. "Blackstone" was a famous merchant ship in the 9th century, loaded with Chinese-made goods, sunk in the current Indonesian sea en route to Arabia, salvaged in 1998, and the rich cultural relics were an important demonstration of economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries in the first half of the 9th century. Today, the "black stone" out of the treasures of silverware, there are exquisite powder, make-up, silver bowl, silver foil, and so on, the modeling is perfect, the craftsmanship, reflecting the precious metal forging technology at that time has been quite developed.

A while ago, I went to Shanghai Museum to enjoy the exhibition of the Blackstone Sink of the Treasures, which was jointly organized by Shanghai Bo and the Asian Civilization Museum of Singapore. The Blackstone was a famous Arab merchant ship in the 9th century A.D., loaded with Chinese goods, sunk in Indonesian waters on its way to the Middle East, and was salvaged in 1998. Its rich and varied effluent treasures confirmed the economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries in the first half of the 9th century. The bronze mirrors in the Blackstone outflow are shared, and the same bronze mirrors are collected in Shanghai Museum and Yangzhou Museum. Usually the blackstone outflow is more obscure, but the collection of the Shanghai Museum and Yangzhou Museum is better.