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－Itinerary introduction－

10:30 Meeting location: Shanghai Museum (East Building) Duration: about 1 minute
10:31 Activities and attractions: Shanghai Museum (East Building) (free admission) Activity time: about 2 hours
12:31 Dismissal at the end of the tour: Shanghai Museum (East Building) is free to disband, bringing your journey to a successful end

14:00 Meeting point: Shanghai Museum (East Building) Duration: about 1 minute
14:01 Activities and attractions: Shanghai Museum (East Building) (free admission) Activity time: about 2 hours
16:01 Dismissal at the end of the trip: Shanghai Museum (East Building) is free to disband, bringing your trip to a successful conclusion

*The itinerary time is based on the local time of the tour location and may change due to weather conditions, road conditions and other factors. Thank you for your understanding.

- Introduction to scenic area-

The Shanghai Museum has a collection of bronzes from various eras starting from the Xia Dynasty, many of which are national treasures that have been circulated and documented for many times, forming a collection with a complete system, complete types, and many fine products.

The "Ancient Chinese Bronze Hall" in the east hall has been renovated for the sixth time in 50 years, and will present to the audience a relatively complete display of ancient Chinese bronzes at home and abroad. The current display features more than 500 selected exhibits, reflecting the occurrence, development and evolution of ancient Chinese bronzes during the 3,600 years from the late Xia Dynasty in the 18th century BC to the mid-Qing Dynasty in the mid-19th century AD.

The exhibition hall takes the development history of Chinese bronze crafts as a clue and is divided into seven sections: the inception period, the cultivation period, the heyday period, the transition period, the renewal period, the integration period and the retro period. The exhibits fully reflect the characteristics of bronze craftsmanship in different periods and jointly display the The splendid splendor of Chinese bronze art. There is also a bronze ware production technology section, which vividly demonstrates how the ancient working people used their amazing talents and dexterous hands to create the splendid and magnificent Chinese bronze culture.

Compared with the People's Square building, the bronze exhibition hall in the East Building has been adjusted and upgraded in terms of plate structure, plate content, unit descriptions, device descriptions, and exhibits.