[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai History Museum (Updated Jun)

#NewYearNewTrip For history lovers, I would like to recommend the Shanghai History Museum, located at 325 Nanjing West Road, Huangpu District. It is an interesting place for those who want to learn about the history and culture of Shanghai. The museum has a collection of more than 30,000 items, of which about 18,000 are related to the modern history of the city. Interesting items include cannons used in the First Opium War, ancient palanquins, and bronze lions that used to stand in front of the HSBC Bank on the Bund. The exhibits are a great place to learn about the development of Shanghai from prehistoric to modern times through a variety of exhibits. In addition, the museum building is a neoclassical architecture that used to be the home of the Shanghai Horse Racing Club, which adds to the charm and historical value of the place. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and admission is free. It is recommended to allow at least 2-3 hours to fully explore and immerse yourself in the history of the city. For those interested in the history and culture of Shanghai, the Shanghai History Museum is a must-see.

The Shanghai History Museum, tucked under the Oriental Pearl Tower, is a cool spot to learn about the city's past. It’s in an old power company building, which gives it a unique vibe. Inside, you’ll find a mix of interesting artifacts and photos that tell the story of Shanghai’s growth from a small fishing village to a major city. There are also some neat life-size replicas that make you feel like you’re stepping back in time. Once you finish exploring, take a moment outside to check out the views of the Oriental Pearl Tower and the city skyline. It’s a great way to get a feel for Shanghai’s rich history and vibrant culture. #traveldiaries

#ShanghaiAttractions 💡About architecture and history: The predecessor of the Shanghai History Museum was the Jockey Club Building built in 1933, which was divided into two buildings, the east and west floors. You can see this solemn and elegant British classical style building when you pass by People's Square. In addition to admiring the building's quaint and classic artistic exterior, walking along the elegant spiral staircase, you can also surprisingly capture some retro moments like movie scenes. The staircase area is far away from the exhibition hall area, so there is almost no interference and you won't disturb others. 🎞 💡About the venue: The East Building, which serves as the main building, has five floors. The first floor is the special exhibition hall of the Museum of History. The recent exhibition is the special exhibition of opera master Mei Lanfang, which details Mr. Mei's legendary life and his close relationship with Shanghai. You can bring your family to visit during the holidays. The second to fourth floors are the exhibition halls of Ancient Shanghai and Modern Shanghai respectively, displaying precious exhibits from different periods. Perhaps here you will see the history of Shanghai's urban development that you have never known before. The fifth floor is a garden terrace, which is suitable for overlooking the city center of the international city on sunny days. After the tour, the exit facing you is the West Hall, which often has separate exhibitions that you can check in and visit together. 🏡 💡 About visiting information: No. 325, Nanjing West Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 You can go directly without reservation

Getting There - Subway line 1, exit 1 takes you to the museum. Attractions - It's a pretty big museum and it shows local Shanghai history and the development of Shanghai. The relics are from all eras of Shanghai. I recommend taking time for this visit and really enjoy the displays. The museum is open from 9-17h, every day, except Monday (do recheck before going, as times may change). #shanghaitrip #historymuseum

The Shanghai History Museum gives a well curated survey of the region's human presence from Neolithic times up till now, with a focus on the 19th and 20th centuries, during which time Shanghai developed from a locally important port to a global financial centre and one of the most international cities in the world. Start at the ground floor and work your way up floor by floor to travel forwards in time. On the ground floor be sure to greet Stephen, one of the original bronze lions which once guarded the entrance to the HSBC headquarters on the Bund (the other is named Stitt, Stephen and Stitt having been the governors of the bank at that time.) Another iteration of Stephen and Stitt can be found outside the HSBC Building in Hong Kong and the newest ones outside the new HSBC headquarters in London. When you've finished with the exhibits, climb to the rooftop for a good view of the surroundings. The large clock on the front of the building chimes on the hour. The Shanghai History Museum is just outside People's Park (Renmin Gongyuan, 人民公园) and just a few steps from Renmin Guangchang metro station. The Shanghai Museum, which displays paintings, calligraphy, seals, coins and other art, is a short walk away. #qingmingtravel #urbanexplorer #lightthecity #museum #history #historicallandmarks #shanghai #china #lion

Today, I want to introduce a place that was originally the site of the Shanghai Race Club in modern times after the city's opening as a treaty port. Many tourist friends know that Shanghai has a Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, ranked among the top in China and even the world. Some who know Shanghai a bit better might be aware of a city center called People's Square, which connects to the West Nanjing Road commercial district, stretching all the way to Jing'an Temple and Jiangsu Road. But in the past, People's Square wasn't naturally a square. On the contrary, in modern Shanghai, People's Square was a horse racing track. Therefore, the place I want to introduce to you today—the former Shanghai Art Museum, now the Shanghai History Museum, located at 325 West Nanjing Road, Huangpu District—is a must-visit spot in Shanghai. The reason I recommend it is, of course, the introduction to ancient, modern, and contemporary Shanghai that you shouldn't miss. More importantly, this place offers a detailed and profound understanding of the city of Shanghai. The transportation here is convenient: take Exit 11 at People's Square Station on Metro Lines 1, 2, or 8. People's Square is a must-visit for many tourists, with iconic buildings like the Park Hotel, Grand Theater, Shanghai Museum, and Grand Cinema all located nearby. After visiting, you'll feel that Shanghai is a revolutionary city, a striving city, and above all, a city of the people—a city of innovation and development. The future of Shanghai will surely include the presence of you, me, and everyone else. What you absolutely can't miss, in my opinion, is the architectural styles and designs from modern Shanghai. From a single brick to a piece of glass, the handrails, steps, and even the arrangement and placement of exhibits, everything is imbued with the rich Shanghai-style charm and culture. When you step into the Race Club, besides relaxing, you can also enjoy the stunning city skyline of Shanghai from the rooftop restaurant and bar—a truly breathtaking view.

#shanghaionbudget The Shanghai History Museum is a comprehensive museum showcasing Shanghai's development from prehistoric times to its modern urban evolution. Basic Information -📍Address: 325 West Nanjing Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (formerly the Shanghai Race Club building) - 🕰️Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM); closed on Mondays (except public holidays) - Admission: Free (special exhibitions may charge a fee) - Transport: Take Metro Line 1/2/8 to People’s Square Station (Exit 11), then walk about 5 minutes. Nearby Attractions: Close to People’s Square, Shanghai Museum, and Shanghai Grand Theatre—ideal for a day of cultural exploration. - Recommended Duration: 2-3 hours for a thorough visit.

#HawaiiFlightEvent A special exhibition is being held at the Shanghai Museum where you can directly encounter the mysteries of the Pharaohs and Egyptian civilization! This exhibition, which is operated for a fee, is a very precious opportunity to experience ancient Egyptian artifacts and the lives of the Pharaohs. A vivid exhibition where you can see delicately carved stone statues, hieroglyphs, and even mummy funeral culture right before your eyes! In addition to the exhibition, the Shanghai Museum also has various traditional Chinese artifacts. This basic exhibition is free to view, but please remember that you must make a reservation in advance. If you make a reservation with a QR code, you can enter faster and more conveniently. If you want to immerse yourself in culture for a day, there is no place better than the Shanghai Museum! #ShanghaiMuseum #EgyptSpecialExhibition #PharaohExhibition #CulturalTravel #RecommendedShanghaiExhibition #MummyExhibition #PaidExhibition #FreeExhibitionReservation #ChineseMuseum #ShanghaiMustDoCourse #MuseumDate #ExhibitionInformation

Shanghai is truly worthy of its name, the Magic City. Art and Jewelry at Your Fingertips So close ✨ A ticket 🎫 It is the closest distance between you and jewelry 🆚 art! Don't miss this wonderful feast in Shanghai 🤩

The Shanghai Museum is currently exhibiting an Egyptian exhibition. The artifacts inside are more than a thousand years old. The details are worth seeing. It is recommended to do some homework before going, which will be more profound.

💞Reasons to Recommend:interesting

🌸 See free cherry blossoms here 🌸 For those looking for a free cherry blossom viewing spot not far from Shanghai that is easy to travel to, we recommend the Shanghai Natural History Museum. This area has many species of cherry blossoms, and at the end of March, the cherry blossom arch in front of the entrance is blooming beautifully, perfect for taking pictures. In this area, there will be staff to take care of the orderliness, not letting anyone pull or bend the branches. But if you have taken pictures from the front, and we walk into the area on the right side of the museum, you will still find small and large cherry trees waking me up along the path. This is considered a place where you can stop and enjoy cherry blossoms. #See cherry blossoms

#travelinginchina Beijing: - Visit the iconic Tiananmen Square, a landmark steeped in history. - Explore the magnificent Forbidden City or the serene Temple of Heaven (subject to availability). - Discover the craftsmanship of jade carving at a local Jade Museum. - Walk along the legendary Great Wall of China, one of the world’s greatest architectural feats. - Gain insight into traditional Chinese medicine and its ancient healing practices. ***Must see: Golden Mask Dynasty show 🎭 Hangzhou: - Savor authentic Longjing tea with a tasting experience at Meijiawu Tea Village. - Take a scenic boat ride on West Lake, surrounded by stunning landscapes. Suzhou: - Wander through the elegant Lingering Garden, a masterpiece of classical Chinese garden design. - Visit local silk factory for beautiful silk products. Zhengzhou: - Visit Shaolin Temple, one of the most famous Buddhist monasteries in China and is renowned as the birthplace of Shaolin Kung Fu. Located in Dengfeng, Henan Province, at the foot of Mount Song, it has a history spanning over 1,500 years. Shanghai: - Enjoy breathtaking views of the city’s skyline from the historic Bund. - Uncover centuries of Chinese heritage at the Shanghai History Museum. ***For theme park lover - this is your stop for Disneyland. Highly recommended to buy the Premier Pass as it’s very crowded. - Xi’an: Witness the awe-inspiring Terracotta Warriors and Horses, a remarkable archaeological discovery. Experience the perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty on this unforgettable journey through China with these 10 days itinerary. #travelingchina

🌴แนะนำที่เที่ยว 📷จุดถ่าย -Hongkou Gang -North bund Greenland -The Bund -East nanjing road -People's Square -Shanghai Museum -Starbucks Reserve Roastery -Shanghai Natural History Museum -1000 Trees 🗺️คู่มือท่องเที่ยว+🚗วิธีการเดินทาง การเกินทางส่วนใหญ่ใช้ metro สามารถเปิดแอพ MetroMan ได้เลยแอพอักษรตัวMสีเหลือง ส่วนตัวผมนั่งรถไฟ+เดิน+ปั่นจักรยานนิดหน่อย รวมเดินๆวันนี้ก็ประมาณ18กิโล 🎫ตั๋วเข้า ที่ได้เสียเงินค่าเข้าก็จะเป็นค่าเข้าmuseum ไม่แพงครับสมารถสแกนจ่ายWeChat ได้ ใครกลัวมีปัญหาแนะนำแลกเงินแบงค์ติดตัวเวลาเที่ยวสัก500หยวนก็ได้ครับไว้ฉุกเฉิน 🏷️ Tips เลือกรองเท้าสำหรับการเดินเฉพาะเพราะเซี่ยงไฮ้เป็นเมืองสำหรับการเดินฮ่าๆ เป็นcity walkที่สนุก จะได้เห็นอะไรหลายๆอย่างสำหรับผมเลือกเดินส่วนใหญ่ จริงๆสามารถเรียกTaxi ได้ในแอพ DIDI ถ้ามากันหลายคน ผมมาคนเดียวเลยเลยไม่ค่อยได้ขึ้น สามารถเที่ยวคนเดียวได้ครับ #เที่ยวจีน #shanghai#แจกแพลนเที่ยว #trip

The "Awakening: V MUSE Jewelry Art Exhibition" is currently on display at the Shanghai History Museum. The exhibition features 110 exquisite jewelry pieces from V MUSE, spanning over 400 years from the Renaissance to the 20th century, including iconic treasures from the Napoleon family, the Bourbon family, and the Romanov family. The exhibition is divided into four sections: "The God of Microcosm," "The Flowing Feast," "The Flower of Deep Time," and "The Moment of Glory." Highlights include: 1. A starfish brooch by legendary jewelry brand René Boivin, considered a milestone in the history of jewelry art. Only six pieces exist, and only one is on public display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. 2. A gold leaf of Napoleon I, a star exhibit at the China International Import Expo. Only two pieces exist, and the other is in the collection of the Palace of Fontainebleau in France. 3. A peacock feather ornament, showcasing the elegant oriental style. It has been exhibited as a star exhibit at the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK, the Palace Museum in Beijing, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the US.

Can't move when I see jewelry I personally think the exhibition hall layout and window lighting are impeccable The exhibits are rich and rare Napoleon I's gold leaf, peacock feather ornaments, crown bracelets... It's really dazzling!! I have no resistance to bling bling jewelry I also experienced the happiness of rich people for a short time~ - ✅The exhibition is divided into four parts 1️⃣God of Micro Things 2️⃣Flowing Feast 3️⃣Deep Time Flower 4️⃣Glory Moment - 👑Key exhibits 🔸Napoleon I's gold leaf 🔸Peacock feather ornaments 🔸Medusa bracelet 🔸Starfish brooch 🔸Princess Orleans crown 🔸Greek meander crown 🔸Heart-shaped gold pendant 🔸Emerald crown …… - 📍Address: Shanghai History Museum 📅Date: Until May 5🔚 🕤Time: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 (last admission at 16:00) 🎫Ticket: 60💰

🎉🎉In early 2025, two jewelry exhibitions will be held in Shanghai. 🔜Awakening at the Shanghai History Museum will showcase 110 rare pieces of jewelry from the V MUSE collection, from Renaissance masterpieces to 20th-century masterpieces, spanning over 400 years. (Images 2-4) 🔜The Bulgari Serpenti: Endless Serpenti Year Exhibition will combine cultural heritage, traditional craftsmanship, contemporary art, and the extraordinary creativity of the Serpenti collection. (Images 5-8) 1️⃣Exhibition: Awakening: V MUSEUM Jewelry Art Collection 🕡Exhibition period: Now–May 5, 2025 🎫Tickets: Required 2️⃣Exhibition: Bulgari Jewelry Exhibition 🕡Exhibition period: Now–February 16, 2025 🎫Tickets: Free, but 🍊reservation required (The VR activity area has long lines, so we recommend visiting during off-peak hours) Thank you for reading See you～

Come visit Shanghai History Museum showcases the rich history and cultural evolution of Shanghai, from its early days as a fishing village to its transformation into a global metropolis. this place is located just next to People's Square, inside the Shanghai Exhibition Center. The exhibition displays Shanghai history artifacts from prehistoric settlements in the area, era of Opium War & Treaty Port, Chronicles Shanghai’s opening to foreign trade in the 19th century. Exhibition also display the modernization and development on the rise of industry, finance, and urban culture including the highlights Shanghai's role as an international city in the early 20th century. The museum uses interactive displays, historical relics, models, and multimedia presentations to bring the city’s past to life and it's FREE! #shanghai #เที่ยวจีน

#chinatrip The Shanghai History Museum is a photographer's dream, especially in autumn when golden trees frame its magnificent architecture. Inside, visitors are transported through time with impressive exhibitions featuring extinct creatures, marine life, and dinosaur fossils. The museum's stunning displays create perfect photo opportunities, from ancient wildlife exhibits to beautiful seasonal views of the exterior. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or photography lover, this museum offers an unforgettable experience that's perfect for families and curious minds alike.

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

After opening its port, Shanghai quickly attracted a large amount of foreign capital and advanced technology, becoming the center of modern industry, finance, trade and culture in China. The Bund's international architectural complex bears witness to the splendor and glory of Shanghai as the "Paris of the East" at that time. At the same time, Shanghai is also the source of important events in China's modern history, such as the New Culture Movement and the May Fourth Movement. It has nurtured a large number of outstanding thinkers, writers, artists and scientists, and made great contributions to the formation and development of modern Chinese culture. However, behind the glory lies suffering. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Shanghai suffered brutal invasion and plunder by the Japanese army, and the city suffered severe damage. But the people of Shanghai did not surrender. They used their wisdom and courage to carry out an arduous resistance and made important contributions to the liberation of the Chinese nation.

Shanghai's history can be traced back to the Majiabang Culture over 6,000 years ago. At that time, the Shanghai area was a land of rivers and lakes, where the ancestors fished, hunted, and farmed on this fertile land. Over time, during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, the Shanghai area gradually became the territory of the Wu and Yue states, witnessing the integration and development of Wu and Yue cultures. During the Qin and Han dynasties, the Shanghai area was under the jurisdiction of Kuaiji Commandery, and began to have relatively stable administrative divisions. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, with the opening of the Grand Canal, the water transportation conditions in the Shanghai area were greatly improved, and it gradually became one of the important ports in the Jiangnan region. In the Tang dynasty, Huating County was established in the Shanghai area, marking the elevation of its administrative status. During the Song and Yuan dynasties, the status of Shanghai Port was further highlighted, becoming an important node on the Maritime Silk Road, with frequent trade exchanges with Southeast Asia, South Asia, and even the Middle East. During this period, Shanghai's commerce, handicrafts, and cultural arts all developed significantly, laying a solid foundation for future prosperity. After the mid-Ming dynasty, the population in the Shanghai area grew rapidly, and commercial activities became increasingly prosperous, gradually forming a bustling urban area centered around Shiliupu outside the East Gate. During the Qing dynasty, Shanghai, with its unique geographical location and excellent port conditions, became one of the most important commercial, financial, and shipping centers in the country and even in East Asia. After the Opium War in 1840, Shanghai was forced to open its port for trade, becoming one of the five treaty ports. This historic turning point not only allowed Shanghai to quickly integrate into the wave of globalization but also brought unprecedented development opportunities.

Transportation: Subway Line 1/2/8, People's Square Station, Exit 11. Tips: The museum is free to enter, and a special jewelry exhibition called "Awakening" is now open on the first floor. The view from the museum's rooftop is also great, so don't miss it. The Shanghai History Museum is located on the west side of People's Park, next to the Shanghai Grand Theater. While the Shanghai Museum focuses on ancient history and culture, the Shanghai History Museum is a history of the formation and development of Shanghai, with a focus on modern history. The Shanghai History Museum was originally the Shanghai Race Club building, built in 1933, because the predecessor of People's Square was the racecourse of the British Concession, and the Shanghai Race Club building was diagonally opposite to the former Shanghai's den of iniquity - the Paramount. The ancient part of the history museum is actually similar to the ancient history of many places, and the unearthed artifacts are also similar, but the modern history part is the most worth watching carefully. Some of the once nationally famous national brands can still be found on the century-old Nanjing Road, while others are just a name in the museum's exhibits. In addition to learning about the development and growth of Shanghai's national industry, the modern history section also provides an insight into the revolutionary history of Shanghai. After carefully watching all the exhibits, you will realize that Shanghai is far from the Shanghai you think it is, and here is an unbridled Shanghai, a living Shanghai. For a city, liking it is not only because of its present and future, but also its past.

🧚‍♀️Shanghai History Museum, New Year blockbuster exhibition💕You can see 110 rare treasures from around the world without leaving Shanghai, each one is brilliant and legendary👍A great place to go on weekends💯Share my exhibition and travel guide‼️ . 💎This exhibition is "Awakening: Court Treasures from the Renaissance to the Twentieth Century", divided into four sections: "God of Micro-Objects", "Flowing Feast", "Flowers of Deep Time", and "Glorious Moments". The exhibits cover nearly 20 countries and regions in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. . 🏮Exhibition layout: ❣️The exhibition hall is mainly in red and gold, with a large floral installation at the entrance 🪭The second section is a unique "mirror gallery" created with traditional Chinese intangible cultural heritage lacquerware and dozens of mirrors 🤎The layout of the fourth section is like going deep into a mine and the "lava" of the earth's crust. . 👍Exhibition highlights: 🍃Napoleon I's gold leaf: a star exhibit at the CIIE, only two pieces remain, the other is in the Palace of Fontainebleau in France; 🌊Starfish brooch: no more than six in existence; 🦚Peacock feather ornament: has been exhibited as a star exhibit in the UK, US, and the Palace Museum. . 💕Flower brooch, Arrow of Time pocket watch, gold evening bag, sapphire brooch, emerald diamond necklace, Medusa bracelet, lily tiara... . ⏰Exhibition time: January 7, 2025 - May 5, 2025 📍Exhibition location: East Building, 1st floor . ❣️In the West Building of the museum, there is currently an exhibition of jade from the Wuhan Museum, "Spirits of Heaven and Earth, Brilliant Jianghan", with more than 110 pieces of jade from the museum's collection. 📍Exhibition location: West Building, 1st floor ⏰Exhibition time: December 27, 2024 - March 2, 2025 . 🏠After visiting the exhibition, don't miss the opportunity to admire the history museum, this treasure landmark building is worth stopping by both indoors and outdoors📷Take a photo and it will turn out great!

【Spirits of Heaven and Earth, Splendid Jianghan】Wuhan Museum Jade Collection Exhibition Time: Dec 27, 2024–Mar 2, 2025 Venue: Shanghai History Museum Free exhibition, no reservation required The exhibition features more than 100 exquisite jade collections from the Wuhan Museum, ranging from ancient times to the Ming Dynasty, with a wide variety and high quality. Visitors can feel the sanctity and beauty of ancient jade.

Exhibition name: Awakening V MUSE Jewelry Art Exhibition Date: Jan 7–May 5, 2025 Venue: Shanghai History Museum Ticket price: CNY 60 Shanghai History Museum's first exhibition of the year is here. The exhibition features 110 rare pieces of jewelry from the V MUSE collection, including ancient Renaissance pendants, a starfish brooch by legendary jewelry brand René Boivin, a gold leaf from Napoleon I, a beautiful peacock feather ornament, and a dazzling emerald diamond necklace. It's definitely worth a visit. The North Building of the Shanghai History Museum also has the "Spirits of Heaven and Earth, Splendid Jianghan" exhibition of jade artifacts from the Wuhan Museum collection. You can see both exhibitions in one day.

In 2025, the Shanghai History Museum's New Year exhibition "Awakening" will return. 💖💖👑👑 Each space is an independent time capsule, taking the audience across time and space to their own "awakening" moment. The exhibition will feature: ✅ A starfish brooch made by the legendary jewelry brand René Boivin ✅ A gold leaf from Napoleon I ✅ A peacock feather ornament showcasing the beauty of the East ✅ A 34-carat portrait diamond inlaid with a portrait of Tsar Alexander I ✅ An emerald diamond necklace by the master jeweler Neidorf The exhibition is divided into four sections, each with a poetic structure that connects jewelry with nature, people, and time. 1⃣ "The God of Small Things" 2⃣ "A Flowing Feast" 3⃣ "The Flower of Deep Time" 4⃣ "A Moment of Glory" 👑 Exhibition name: Awakening V MUSE Jewelry Art Exhibition 📅 Exhibition period: January 7 to May 5, 2025 📮 Exhibition address: Shanghai History Museum, 325 Nanjing West Road, Huangpu District ⏰ Opening hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, closed on Mondays 💰 Ticket price: CNY 60 🌟 Highlights: The exhibition will feature 110 rare pieces of jewelry from the V MUSE collection, spanning over 400 years from the Renaissance to the 20th century. The exhibits cover more than 20 countries and regions in Europe, Asia, and the Americas, and include treasures with iconic marks from the Napoleon, Bourbon, and Romanov families. Each piece tells a unique story, connecting the past and the future, and reflecting the mutual learning of diverse civilizations and the integration of Eastern and Western cultures.

A hidden gem in the heart of Shanghai The building of the Shanghai History Museum is a work of art in itself Especially the retro spiral corridor It really feels like traveling back in time to the past🕰 ✨Shanghai History Museum 📍No. 325 Nanjing West Road 🕑9:00–17:00 (last entry at 16:00), closed on Mondays 🎫Free admission, no reservation required

Shanghai History Museum and Wuhan Museum present "Spirits of Heaven and Earth: The Splendor of Jianghan" - an exhibition of jade artifacts from the Wuhan Museum collection. 🎁The exhibition is divided into three sections: ceremonial jade, decorative jade, and jade accessories. There is also a detailed diagram of the jade-making process at the exit. 🎁The exhibition features many exquisite artifacts, with delicate carvings and warm, intricate designs. 🎁Address: 1/F, West Building, Shanghai History Museum, No. 325 Nanjing West Road, Huangpu District. 🎁Exhibition period: Until March 2, 2025. 🎁Free admission, no reservation required.