[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum (Updated Mar)

On just another lazy 🦥 and rainy weekend in Shanghai, we decided to have a brunch meetup at one of the brunch hotspot of the town. But only, soon after we went there we knew what we missed, yes the amazing terrace seating 🪑. It is beautifully decorated in a more 🎭 artistic style. Maybe also it is because of its location 😋; as it is situated very near to the Shanghai art and crafts museum 🖼️. And coming to the food, it was fantabulous. I took the 2 dishes combo one with meat🥩 (Bubble and Squeak) and other with some veggies & fruits (smashed Avocado 🥑). It is a nice Saturday Morning time spent with some good friends ☺️ #brunchspots #shanghailife #tripfoodie#summervacation#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

The Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum is a unique cultural destination located in the heart of the French Concession, at No. 79 Fenyang Road, Xuhui District. This museum showcases a wide range of traditional crafts, including exquisite carvings, embroidery works, and folk crafts. Getting there The museum is easily accessible by taxi or public transportation from major Shanghai landmarks. It's about a 20-minute drive from the Shanghai Museum. 📍Address: No. 79 Fenyang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: - Folk Arts and Crafts Gallery: Features traditional crafts like lantern painting and paper cutting. - Carving Gallery: Displays jade, ivory, and wood carvings. - Weaving and Embroidery Gallery: Showcases Gu embroidery and theatrical costumes. 💰Average Price per Person: Entrance tickets are approximately 8 CNY (1.10 USD) for adults and 4 CNY for students and seniors. 💞Reasons to Recommend: The museum offers live demonstrations of traditional crafts, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages. Its beautiful French Renaissance-style building adds to its charm. Tips or advice 💡 - Visit during weekdays to avoid crowds. - Take advantage of the live craft demonstrations on the first and third floors. - Explore the surrounding French Concession area for its cafes and boutiques. Conclusion 😏 The Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum is a must-visit for those interested in traditional Chinese crafts and culture. Its unique exhibits and demonstrations provide a memorable experience in the heart of Shanghai. #discoverchina #china #shanghai #museum

The art of gold and silver filigree is a traditional Chinese metal craft that is known as a "finger-tip skill." It uses gold and silver as the main materials to make traditional metal handicrafts for indoor display and appreciation or with practical functions. The art of gold and silver filigree has a long history, dating back to the Shang and Zhou dynasties, more than 3,000 years ago. After the opening of Shanghai, the predecessor of Lao Feng Xiang, "Feng Xiang Silver House," was born, and its gold and silver filigree art has a history of more than 100 years.

Chinese lanterns, also known as lanterns among the people, have a history of nearly two thousand years and are a traditional folk handicraft originated in China. In 2008, "Shanghai Lanterns" was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage expansion projects. Lantern art embodies the ingenuity and ingenuity of the Chinese nation. It integrates abstract composition, pseudo-sculpture, two-dimensional calligraphy and painting, composite decoration and light-driven mechanisms. It is a comprehensive space art with strong national characteristics.

Hey guys, today I want to recommend a super cool place to you - the Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum! 📍Address: No. 79 Fenyang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai (Taiyuan Road) Tickets: Only CNY 8 per person, CNY 5 per student, super cost-effective! Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:00-16:30 (last entry at 16:00), remember to plan your time~ Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 or 7 to Changshu Road Station, and walk for about 15 minutes; or take Line 10 to South Shaanxi Road Station, and walk for about 10 minutes. There are also many bus routes, super convenient! Museum introduction: The Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum is a post-Renaissance building with a strong sense of art, known as the "Little White House"! It was built in 1905 and was once the residence of the director of the French Concession Public Board. It has now become a place to showcase the treasures of Shanghai's arts and crafts. Exhibition halls and exhibits: The museum has three floors, with three exhibition halls and professional studios for folk crafts, sculpture, and weaving and embroidery. It covers more than a dozen traditional arts and crafts with local Shanghai characteristics, such as embroidery, opera costumes, velvet embroidery, bamboo carving, weaving, boxwood carving, inkstone carving, porcelain carving, fine carving, lacquerware, paper cutting, dough figurines, lanterns, jade carving, and ivory carving. Visiting experience: When you enter the museum, you can see exquisite carvings and embroidery works, as well as folk crafts such as paper cutting and lanterns. The jade and ivory carvings on the second floor are particularly worth seeing, with exquisite craftsmanship that is amazing! On the third floor, you can also see craftsmen in the studio making various crafts on site, super interesting! Shopping experience: After visiting the exhibits, don't forget to visit the craft shop on the first floor! There are various exquisite crafts for sale, and the prices of paper cutting, wood carving, and other works are affordable. You can buy one to take home as a souvenir! Environment and atmosphere: The "Little White House" where the museum is located is a very distinctive building. When you visit, you can pay attention to the elegant decorations in the building, which are full of nostalgia. After the visit, you can also take a walk on the large lawn in front of the small Western-style building. There are red carp in the small pond next to it, super healing! Photo opportunities: The spiral staircase from the second floor to the third floor has a retro appearance, super suitable for taking photos! Remember to bring your camera or phone to capture this beautiful moment! Well, that's all for today's recommendation! If you are interested in the Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum, you might as well take some time to visit it! I guarantee you will have a different experience!

The Shanghai Petite White House is incredibly popular👍🏻 The museum has three floors in total, small and exquisite🌺 and not too crowded. It displays over 300 pieces of art including ivory carvings, jade carvings, woodcuts, embroidery, paper-cutting, clay sculpture, and craft paintings. First floor: Ivory carvings and jade carvings 💡Don't miss the hidden master's gallery❗ Second floor: Velvet embroidery, silk embroidery, clay sculpture Seeing the teacher concentrating on embroidery, it's my first time watching up close❤️ Basement: Art studio, art shop If you're lucky, you can also watch the teachers up close 🗼Address: No. 79 Fengyang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts, ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-11:30 13:00-16:30 🎫Ticket: 8💰 Remember to also visit the plane-tree area's Shanghai Conservatory of Music Huaihai Road Fengyang Road

#ShanghaiAttractions 📍Crafts Museum No. 79, Fenyang Road, Xuhui District 📆Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Monday) ⏳9:00~11:30 (last admission at 11:00) 13:00~16:00 (last admission at 15:30) 📲Reservation: No need 🎟️Tickets: 8R/person ··· At No. 79 Fenyang Road, Xuhui District, there is a garden house called "Little White House on the Sea", which was once the residence of the general manager of the French Concession Municipal Council. The "Little White House" was built in 1905. It is a French late Renaissance-style architectural garden with an area of ​​1,496 square meters. It absorbs the form of Western classical architecture and has a strong Baroque style. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the World Health Organization of the United Nations had its office here; in 1972, the Institute of Arts and Crafts moved back here. In 2002, it was converted into the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts and opened to the public. There are three floors in total. The underground floor houses many traditional arts and crafts works such as dough modeling and paper cutting. Various white elephant sculptures are currently on display on the first floor. The second floor is a traditional craft studio, which exhibits intangible cultural heritage such as embroidery.

After visiting the Symphony Music Museum, I wandered to the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts, an open museum that does not require an appointment. It is known as the "Little White House" in Shanghai, also called the Little White Building. This little white building was built in 1905 and is a classic example of French late Renaissance architecture. Since 1960, the Shanghai Institute of Arts and Crafts has moved here and has been used ever since. Inside the museum is a large lawn garden, and the building is a three-story marble building. The hall entered along the garden stairs is the second floor main exhibition hall. In this museum, you can see collections of exquisite crafts such as root carvings, jade carvings, ivory carvings, and cloisonne. Among them, the ivory work carved on the spider silk in the fifth episode of Dream of the Red Chamber left a deep impression on me. Basically, you can see everything related to arts and crafts here, and there are many existing masterpieces that are amazing. The third and first floors are various types of studios that are also open to the public. If you are interested, you can also go to see the live jade carving or colored lantern crafts, which are very interesting. The museum is very niche and not many people visit it. Friends who are interested can go and see. You can take pictures with a camera except in certain areas or places or collections with specific signs. 🏠Building Name: Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts 🌃Year of Construction: 1905 📍Detailed Address: No. 79 Fenyang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai (between Yongkang Road and Taiyuan Road) ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00-11:30 in the morning (stop entering at 11 o'clock) 13:00-16:00 in the afternoon (stop entering at 15:30) Closed on Monday 💰Ticket Information: 8 yuan 🔐Reservation Difficulty: None 🚇Travel Method: 15 minutes walk from Changshu Road on Line 1 or 10 minutes walk from South Shaanxi Road on Line 10

|The White House on the Sea, admire| the essence of Shanghai style. Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts, located at the intersection of Fenyang Road and Taiyuan Road, is hidden in a large area of greenery. The architectural style is unique, in the style of the French late Renaissance court. The main building in the middle protrudes, and the eight-character stairs on both sides embrace each other. Because it resembles the White House in the United States, it is known as the "Little White House on the Sea" and is one of the must-visit spots in Shanghai. The house was originally the residence of the director of the French Concession Public Concession Bureau. After the War of Resistance Against Japan, it served as the Asia-Pacific office of the UN World Health Organization. After the liberation, it was the residence of the Sino-Soviet Friendship Association. In the 1960s, the Institute of Arts and Crafts moved in, and in 2002, the museum and professional studios were established. In addition to displaying the fine arts and crafts of modern Shanghai, the studios here are also open to the public. Visitors can watch the production process of artworks up close, which is very grounded. Especially when you see the facial sculptures and colored lanterns that were common in childhood, it feels very familiar. It's a pity that the times have developed too fast, and these skills are on the verge of being lost. I hope our folk crafts will have successors. p.s. Located in the Hengfu Historical Style Area, there are buildings full of historical sense nearby, such as the Shanghai Huju Theatre, the Pushkin Statue, and the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, which are very suitable for City Walk

The spiral staircases I photographed over the years Every time I see a spiral staircase, I can't help but want to record it. The feeling of rotation is like being in a movie scene. However, the most important thing is the staircase itself. Different spiral staircases have different charms. Some are elegant spirals, some are complex mazes, and some are unique spirals. No matter where I am, whenever I see a spiral staircase, I can’t help but take a picture of it. They are not only a part of architecture, but also a manifestation of art. Here are the stairs locations: Figure 2: Shanghai Liangyou Apartment Figure 3: Shanghai Aurora Museum Figure 4: Shenzhen Marriott Hotel Nanshan Figure 5: Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou Figure 6: Shanghai Yicang Museum Figure 7: Teaching Building of Shanghai Conservatory of Music Figure 8: Shanghai Seagull Hotel Figure 9: Shanghai Haiyi Business Building Figure 10 All Seasons Hotel (Shanghai Xintiandi) Figure 11: Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum If you also like spiral staircases, you might as well try to record it. Maybe you will also discover the beauty in it. (P.S. Do not disturb people around you when shooting, shoot quietly, and leave as soon as you are done, especially in residential buildings)

🏳 A must-visit place in Shanghai, it's really a series of 'it's a waste not to go', young artists, let's go‼ ㅤ- 🏳 The Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts looks like a castle, it is a typical example of French late Renaissance architecture. Does any buddy know what the column style in picture 3⃣️ is called, please tell me in the comments! ㅤ- 🏳 The entire exterior of the Little White House is white, the main part of the middle is a cylindrical arc protruding outward, the overall architecture is symmetrical, the lines are prominent, the floors are distinct, forming three horizontal sections, reflecting the Renaissance emphasis on horizontal lines, opposing traditional vertical lines, giving a sense of solemnity and balance. ㅤ- 🫧 First floor: Folk Art Exhibition Hall and studios as well as shops. 🫧 Second floor: Sculpture Exhibition Hall and studios (including jade carving, ivory carving, lacquer carving, inkstone carving, porcelain carving, bamboo carving, ivory fine carving, rosewood small carving, gold and silver ornaments, etc.). And the rooms on the east and west sides of the entrance on the second floor, one is teak-colored Chinese style, the other is pink Western style, very interesting. 🫧 Third floor: Weaving and Embroidery Exhibition Hall and studios (including Gu embroidery, velvet embroidery, drama costumes, etc.). ㅤ- 🏳 The rooms on the east and west sides of the entrance on the second floor, one is teak-colored Chinese style, the other is pink Western style, very interesting. The works on display inside are also quite ingenious and exquisite. - 📍 No. 79, Fenyang Road, Xuhui District 🚇 Nearby Exit 7 of Shaanxi South Road on Line 10 ㅤ

| Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum (1614). The Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum has an exhibition area of 1500 square meters, displaying more than 100 pieces of its collection, along with over 200 other fine crafts, totaling more than 300 exhibits. The museum houses three basic exhibits: the Folk Arts and Crafts Gallery, the Carving Gallery, and the Weaving and Embroidery Gallery, which emphasize the presentation of the artists' heritage, the production process, materials, and tools, complemented by live demonstrations, embodying the 'people-oriented' philosophy throughout. First floor: The Folk Arts and Crafts Gallery and workshops (including 'He Keming's Lantern Painting' and 'Wang Zigan's Paper Cutting', both listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Inventory) as well as a shopping area. Second floor: The Carving Gallery and workshops (including jade carving, ivory carving, lacquer carving, inkstone carving, porcelain carving, bamboo carving, ivory fine carving, rosewood small piece carving, gold and silver ornaments, and the Huangyang wood carving listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Inventory, as well as a jade carving workshop). Third floor: The Weaving and Embroidery Gallery and workshops (such as Gu embroidery, velvet embroidery, theatrical costumes, and 'Zhao Kuoming's Clay Sculpture', also listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Inventory).

| Shanghai Lantern Craft (1601). The lantern craft (Shanghai Lantern Craft), a traditional fine art in Luwan District of Shanghai, is one of the national intangible cultural heritages. Shanghai Lantern Craft developed from the folk lantern craft in the early 20th century. It is known for its intricate patterns and bright colors, and was once popular in the western districts of Shanghai such as Zhenru and Dachang. The artisans created lanterns like 'Wanjia Huichun Lantern', 'Embroidered Ball Lantern', 'Green Lion Lantern', and 'Lotus Lantern', all of which have a simple folk charm, clever design, harmonious and bold coloring, beautiful and durable shapes, and fine craftsmanship. In the old days, the areas around Baixian Bridge and the Old City God Temple in Shanghai were also bustling places for enjoying lanterns during the Lantern Festival. Modern Shanghai lantern craft has inherited the excellent skills of ancient lantern craft, not only constantly updating the materials used, including hemp, gauze, silk, glass, etc., but also offering a richer variety of lanterns, including canopy lanterns, horse lanterns, palace lanterns, and three-dimensional animal lanterns. On June 7, 2008, the lantern craft (Shanghai Lantern Craft) was approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of the national intangible cultural heritage list, with the project number VII-50.

Shanghai's Famous Intangible Cultural Heritage Card (1581). The ivory carving exhibition at the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts showcases the unique charm of Shanghai's traditional handicraft. Ivory carving holds a place among China's four famous ivory carvings, known for its ethereal transparency, delicate craftsmanship, and the characteristics of having emotions within objects and scenes within scenes. The exhibition includes a variety of ivory carving techniques, such as openwork fine carving, skin carving, and round carving of figures. Among them, the openwork fine carving technique is particularly prominent. It mainly features scenes such as ships, lamps, flowers, fruits, mountains, clam scenes, fish scenes, crab scenes, etc., especially the fish scenes. These works, based on shapes like fish, birds, or lotus nodes, use hollowing-out techniques to carve out various animals, figures, flowers, and landscapes, creating a visual effect of flowers within flowers and scenes within scenes. The inner and outer scenes blend together, presenting a unique and interesting artistic characteristic.

| Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts (1566). At the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts, boxwood carvings are one of the important exhibits, especially the works of master craftsmen. Xu Baoqing, born in 1926, is the founder of the Shanghai-style boxwood carving and a national senior master of arts and crafts. In his more than seventy years of carving career, he created various crafts such as wood carving, ivory carving, horn carving, nut carving, inkstone carving, and bamboo carving. Xu's boxwood carvings cover a wide range of themes, including religious history, children, and rural life. Perhaps due to his childhood experience living and learning at the Tushanwan Orphanage Craft Institute, Xu Baoqing's works are always filled with warmth. He transformed his observations, understanding, and emotions towards people, animals, and even every plant and tree into the beauty under his carving knife, allowing viewers to enjoy the art while holding their breath, making his works very 'watchable.' Works such as 'Harvesting,' 'Blowing Bubbles,' and 'Suffering' are examples. In 2008, Xu Baoqing passed away, and the Shanghai-style boxwood carving he founded was selected as part of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage.

Located at No. 79 Fenyang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. In the thirty-first year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1905), the construction of the residence of the director of the French Concession Public Bureau began. TV dramas such as 'Romance in the Rain', 'Like Fog, Like Rain and Like Wind', 'The Disguiser', 'Guardian' have been filmed in its replica version (Shanghai Film City).

Shanghai's lesser-known attractions - excellent historical buildings Most of these attractions are on the roads in Wutong District, but if you don’t pay attention you will miss them. There will be fewer people and the experience will be much better! Attractions guide notes: 1Delamond Residence Built in 1899, it was originally Drummond's private garden residence. It has a Baroque-style porch and columns with alternating blue and red bricks. There are triangular gables with broken eaves at both ends, plus traditional eaves boards. The combination of multiple elements makes this building more unique and charming. The entire building is well preserved and was rated as an outstanding historical building in Shanghai in 1994. 2Xujiahui Catholic Church The Xujiahui Catholic Church was designed by architect Tao Tefan. Construction began in 1896 and was completed in 1910. It was known as the "First Cathedral in the Far East" at the time. Before 1920, this church was the tallest building in Shanghai. It is still the largest Catholic church in Shanghai and became an outstanding historical building in Shanghai in 1989. 3 Arts and Crafts Museum It was built in 1905, with a total area of ​​1,496 square meters. It has a three-story mixed structure and looks like an 18th-century European castle. Therefore, it was commonly known as the "Little White House on the Sea" at that time. 4 EMI Building Built in 1921, it is a detached garden house and the former site of EMI Records. It carries the dreams and tears of countless musicians and has witnessed the rise and fall of the record industry. 5Left-Wing League Memorial Hall Located on the Cultural Celebrities Street of Duolun Road, Hongkou District, it was built in the 1920s and plays a vital role in literary history. 6Sun Ke Villa Originally, it was a private residence built by Wu Dake. Later, with the help of Sun Ke, Wu Dake transferred the villa to Sun Ke as a token of gratitude. From then on, Wu Dake and Sun Ke became neighbors. 7 Zhang Leping's Former Residence Zhang Leping is a famous cartoonist in modern my country. He is the creator of the image of Sanmao in "Sanmao Wanderings" and is known as the "Father of Sanmao". 8Ke Ling's Former Residence Ke Ling is a famous essayist and screenwriter in my country. Since 1930, he has started his "writing career" under the pen name "Ke Ling". 9Xia Yan's Former Residence and Cao Ying's Study Xia Yan's former residence and Cao Ying's study are both located in the Hengfu Art Center on Urumqi South Road. Xia Yan lived here for a short period of 6 years, and the second floor has restored the living scenes of that time. Shanghai, China

The Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts, a white garden building, is located at No. 79 Fenyang Road. Built in 1905, the building covers a total area of 5862 square meters and a building area of 1496 square meters. It is a French Renaissance-style garden residence. The building emphasizes horizontal lines, uses classical columns, and has rigorous and symmetrical facades, with magnificent decorations. The open-air stone stairs on both sides lead to the second-floor hall. Many details, such as the balcony railings, have the style of the 'New Art Movement', which was popular in Europe at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. Because of its color and shape similar to the White House in the United States, it is known as the 'Little White House on the Sea'. The craft exhibits in the exhibition hall are exquisite and unique, with very high artistic value. Chronicle of No. 79 Fenyang Road In 1905, the residence of the General Director of the French Concession was completed, now known as No. 79 Fenyang Road. In 1945... The former office of the first Western Pacific Region of the World Health Organization. In 1949... Temporary residence of Mayor Chen Yi. In 1963... The Shanghai Arts and Crafts Research Room moved here. In 1964... Chairman Zhu De personally inspected and inscribed: 'Inherit and carry forward the excellent tradition of arts and crafts'. In 1979... Renamed as 'Shanghai Arts and Crafts Research Institute'. In 1981... The 'Journal of Arts and Crafts' was published. In 1984... Renamed 'Shanghai Arts and Crafts' magazine. In 1989... It was recognized as the first batch of excellent historical buildings and cultural relics protection units in Shanghai. In 2002... The Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts officially opened.

I visited the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts on the weekend, there is not much parking space nearby🅿️, parking is particularly tight. Admission to the museum requires a ticket🎫 of 8 yuan, there are discounts for various groups, you can check on site. As soon as you enter the museum, you are first greeted by a variety of art pieces. Underglaze red porcelain, guqin, gold and silver utensils, lacquerware... The craftsmanship of these artisans makes life flow in art. They are not only practical utensils, but also carriers of spiritual civilization! In the museum, what you feel is no longer just the visible material, but the emotions that flow deep in your heart. Through these handicrafts, we seem to be able to travel through time and space, to feel the past years, to feel the hard creative process of ancient artisans. As for the ceramic relics collected here, most of them are porcelain fragments from the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China, such as the blue and white and multicolored from Jingdezhen, which are the focus of people's attention. And these ceramics, whether in texture or weight, make people have to admire the wisdom of ancient craftsmen. In addition to viewing the exhibition, the museum also kindly provides us with some interactive experiences. For example, you can blow dust porcelain on site, practice gilding and engraving, etc., allowing people to participate in it while feeling the traditional arts and crafts. In general, this museum is a great place, it not only collects ancient arts and crafts, but also shows us the essence of Chinese traditional culture and people's spirit.

The transportation is convenient. Take Metro Line 10, exit from Exit 7 of Shaanxi South Road Station, and you can get there by walking navigation. Tickets are purchased at the door, 8 yuan. Go up the stairs, and the second floor is the exhibition hall, with ivory carvings: Heavenly Girl Scattering Flowers, The Story of the West Chamber... Boxwood carvings: Nuwa Creating Humans_ Jade carvings: Thousand-armed Guanyin, The Birth of Sakyamuni... Stone carvings: Inkstones of various shapes... The third floor of the small house is a velvet embroidery work... There is a lawn in front of the house. May 18th is World Museum Day!

#shanghaitrip Just had a delightful time exploring the Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum! 🏛️ The 40 CNY entrance fee made it a budget-friendly cultural escapade. 💰 The museum is a hidden gem showcasing traditional Chinese craftsmanship – from delicate porcelain to intricate embroidery, every exhibit is a testament to the country's rich artistic heritage. 🎨🏺 The Porcelain Hall was a highlight – witnessing the delicate process of crafting porcelain was both educational and awe-inspiring. The exhibits on traditional Chinese furniture and silk embroidery were equally captivating. 🛋️🧵 The museum's location in the historic Xintiandi area adds to its charm. The Shikumen Open House Museum nearby offers a glimpse into Shanghai's architectural history. 🏠🕰️ Xintiandi itself is a hub of culture and entertainment – the quaint streets, stylish boutiques, and local cuisine make it a perfect post-museum exploration spot. Tried some local treats at a nearby teahouse – the jasmine tea was a fragrant delight! 🍵🥮 The museum's commitment to preserving and promoting traditional crafts is commendable, making it a must-visit for those seeking a deeper understanding of China's artistic legacy. 🇨🇳 #ShanghaiCraftsmanship #ArtsAndCulture #XintiandiExploration #CulturalHeritageAdventure

Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum, located in the Xuhui District, where the old houses are located near the historical concession period, the main building of the Museum of Arts and Crafts is very similar to the White House in the United States. It is called the "Little White House at Sea". This "Little White House" was built in 1905. Year is a French Renaissance-style building. This museum building is very retro, exhibits can subvert people's impression of Shanghai's craftsmanship, is a museum hidden in the downtown, beautiful and can take photos of red portraits. The museum has to collect tickets, but only 8 yuan, the doorman at the door is responsible for collecting tickets.

Shanghai's old architecture tour in Shanghai with 8 yuan. The Arts and Crafts Museum Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum is located at No. 79, Xiangyang Road, Xuhui District. It was built in 1905 and was originally the French Concession. The director's residence of the Board of Directors is currently the Institute of Arts and Crafts. It is a palace-style building full of French late Renaissance style in the Gaoqiang Deep Courtyard. Because the building resembles the "American White House", it also has a moving name - "Sea Little White House." There are three exhibition halls of folk crafts, carvings and weaving embroidery in the main building. The sculptures on the first floor are worth seeing. The spiral staircase with red carpet is on the second floor. The weaving embroidery exhibition hall has a huge statue of Chairman Mao. . The other workshops are closed, and occasionally one or two people seem to be the staff office area. It may be because there have been too many and more powerful museums, and the Museum of Art and Beauty is somewhat monotonous. But on the weekend, come to Fuyang Road to take a step and see if the building is beautiful. After all, the location is good and the fare is cheap! The overall white building is really beautiful. There is a very fresh lawn in front of the building. It is surrounded by greenery. I think it would be very exciting to see the European manor in 8 yuan. of! Heartbeat is heartbeat, taking pictures or relying on fate. There is a father who is too real. Wherever I go, where he is going, the expression is serious and intense, and it is forbidden to take pictures. Finally, taking pictures with a mobile phone is not allowed. Everyone is shooting why I am following me! Anyway, the last shot was also taken, and I was comforted by the sneak peek. "You are so long, the old man can't follow it!" ! ! [Address] No.79, Xiangyang Road, Xuhui District [Tickets] 8 yuan/person [Access Mode] Subway Line 2 South Shaanxi Road Station is within walking distance (near sign :Shanghai Conservatory of Music) [photographing point] taking attractions 1: people Xiaojingda, standing on the lawn can take panoramic portraits, I see a lot of people sitting on the lawn and sun, but for a while administrator Just come to control, look at the fate. Take the sight 2: The photographer stands under the building, people stand on the circular balcony and shoot framing the ground 3: The two sides of the shared staircase can pat the details framing the ground 4: the balcony is the same on both sides, You can choose to shoot an elegant glass arch wall framing area 5: people in the spiral staircase, up or down framing 6: French work room in the weaving hall, three-sided glass window sill facing the lawn downstairs [Wearing] The museum is white, I chose a white suit + black bell-bottoms. The suit color echoes the overall color of the building, wearing a black flat top hat to neutralize the highlights of the white suit, and the white Muller woven shoes echo the white suit. The bag took an acrylic chain handbag, black and white echoing the overall shape of the upper and lower black and white.