[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Fengxian Museum (Updated Jul)

Before the rain in Qingxi, a hidden water town for thousands of years! Qingxi Old Street, which has a history of more than 1,400 years, has a unique charm of the Jiangnan water town🍃, and is also one of the treasures of Fengxian, the magic city, where the history and customs of the years are condensed👍. Strolling in Qingxi Old Street, you will find that it is not full of stinky tofu and hot and sour noodles stalls like ordinary ancient towns. It is not fully commercialized, so it retains the charm of many ancient villages. The point is that there are few tourists. The ancient dwellings with black tiles and white walls are built along the river, and there are many historic old houses and celebrity monument corridors on both sides of the river. Walking on the ancient bridge, there is the sound of flowing water below... Time seems to have been pressed the pause button🕙, walking around in the alley, my heart becomes quiet~ 🌟Spots to visit in the ancient town: ✅Qingxi Ancient Bridge: There are still 6 ancient bridges from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, including Zhonghe Bridge, Guangji Bridge, Sanzhu Bridge, etc. Standing on the ancient bridges, you can see the scenery on both sides of the ancient town. ✅South Garden: Yang Gaojing’s residence in the Qing Dynasty is the earliest private garden in Fengxian’s history🪴, Hui style architecture, divided into upper and lower floors, and there is a ☕️ Yichi Garden coffee shop inside. I feel that this is the best coffee in Shanghai. shop. ✅Wanghai Building: The landmark building of Qingxi Old Street🔥, a pavilion built in the early Republic of China, two-story high, made of high-quality pine wood, carved beams and painted columns, simple and elegant. ✅Local snacks: Stove Biscuits, Special Flatbreads, Begonia Cakes, Youdunzi... Escaping from the busy city life, I like such a quiet place more and more. Listen to the stories of the old house here, and see the traces of the life of the older generation... 📍Address: Qingxi Ancient Town, Fengxian, Shanghai 🚗Transportation: Subway Line 5, get out of Fengxian New Town Station and transfer to Nantuan Express Line to "Qingcun". Self-driving navigation locates "Qingcun Town People's Government". 🎫 Tickets: Free 🔍Surrounding recommendations: Shanghai Fish, Fengxian Museum, Nine Trees Art Center, Fengxian Fisherman’s Wharf

✅As dusk falls, we enter this watery dreamland through Xiuzhu Road. We first arrive at "Bridge No. 4," where the steel structure outlines simple yet powerful lines in the night. Standing in the middle of the bridge, the night breeze caresses our faces as the shimmering waters of Jinhai Lake ripple below, with the distant city lights twinkling like stars. ☀️After crossing the bridge, we head northeast along the waterfront walkway. The landscape lighting on both sides of the path leads visitors into a world of light and shadow art. Along the way, we pass several sculptural works whose abstract forms create interesting reflections on the lake surface. Continuing forward, the exterior walls of the "Across the Water" sci-fi pavilion change with light and shadow, adding a touch of science fiction to the night tour. ☀️☀️Halfway through the journey, the Fengxian Museum complex appears in the darkness. The building, composed of three oval structures outlined by lights, reflects on the calm lake surface, creating a moving picture. The adjacent Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, with its clean geometric lines and transparent glass curtain walls, showcases the minimalist beauty of modern architecture. Both cultural buildings continue to radiate intellectual brilliance even at night. ☀️☀️☀️After nearly 30 minutes of walking, the tour reaches its climax when the iconic "Shanghai Fish" sculpture appears before our eyes. This giant sculpture, adorned with soft lighting, appears magnificently undulating and dazzlingly charming, attracting many visitors to stop and take photos. 💯This night journey of over 30 minutes covering more than 2,200 meters is a sensory feast that combines nature, art, and architecture. The night at Jinhai Lake sheds the hustle and bustle of the day, revealing another charming side of the "Shanghai Fish."

❤Recommendation: The new Fengxian Museum is located by the Dishui Lake and Jinhai Lake. Designed by architect Sou Fujimoto, it consists of three interconnected yet independent buildings. The facade combines copper grilles and glass curtain walls, highlighting the artistic conception of "pearls falling on a jade plate." 🌟Highlights: 1⃣️Fengxian History Exhibition Hall: With an exhibition area of approximately 1,560 square meters, it showcases the 4,000-year history and evolution of Fengxian. 2⃣️Seawall Culture Hall: Covering an area of about 1,320 square meters, it uses the Huating Dongshitang Seawall in Fengxian as a carrier to interpret the reasons for seawall construction, technical evolution, and more. 3⃣️Temporary Exhibition Hall: There are two temporary exhibition halls that host various high-quality exhibitions year-round. (Previous exhibitions include the Terracotta Army and the Chengde Mountain Resort.) 4⃣️Treasure of the Museum - including the Changxin Palace Lantern, known as the "First Lantern of China," a Yue Kiln celadon carved and covered ewer, and a Western Zhou Dynasty bronze ritual vessel, the Qiang Pan. 🕙Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30), closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays). 🎫Ticket Information: Free admission, visitors can directly visit the museum. 🚉Transportation Guide: 🚇Transfer to bus from Subway Line 5 / Free parking for self-driving.

"Treasures of the Mountain Resort and Treasures of the Buddhist Temple" - The Mountain Resort. A special exhibition of palace relics from the Outer Eight Temples is currently on display at the Fengxian District Museum. 🌟Highlights: A large number of precious cultural relics showcase the historical origins, gardening art, garden functions and Buddhist art of the Mountain Resort and the Eight Outer Temples. 👍Most Recommended: This Ming Dynasty gilt copper cloisonné enamel lion button axis weight is very exquisite. ✅Must experience: Various cloisonné enamelware are magnificent and colorful. ❤Recommendation reason: The exhibition is divided into four chapters: "Palaces outside the Great Wall, a masterpiece of garden design", "Soothing the enemy and pacifying the world, refreshing and cool", "Appeasing the four seas, uniting all things", and "The moon surrounded by stars, creating a structure for eternity". A total of 131 items/groups of exhibits are on display, which are definitely worth a careful viewing. 📍Detailed address: Fengxian Museum, No. 333, Hupan Road, Fengxian District. 🕙Opening hours: The exhibition will last until February 28, 25; the museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00-16:30. 📝Note tips: Free visit, no reservation required. Self-driving is very convenient, the road conditions are good, and the underground parking lot is free during the museum's opening hours.

The "Art of Tenon and Mortise - Highlights of Ancient Chinese Science and Technology" exhibition at the Fengxian Museum showcases exquisite cultural relics from more than 30 cultural and museum institutions across the country. Visitors can appreciate the profound and profound ancient Chinese scientific and technological civilization in the gorgeous and graceful silk, the solemn and thick bronze ware, the soft and simple paper, the shining porcelain, and the majestic and ingenious architecture.

The Changxin Palace Lantern was unearthed in 1968 from the tomb of Dou Wan, the wife of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan, in Lingshan, Mancheng County, Hebei. The entire artifact is 48 cm high, the palace maid is 44.5 cm high, and it weighs 15.85 kg. Most bronze lamps of the Han Dynasty are in the shape of animals, and the Changxin Palace Lantern is the only known human-shaped bronze lamp from the Han Dynasty, earning it the reputation of being the "First Lamp of China". The Changxin Palace Lantern is cast in bronze and gilded, standing nearly half a meter tall, depicting a palace maid in a kneeling position. She holds a lamp tray (which can hold a fat candle) with her left hand and steadies the lampshade with her right hand. She is dressed in a thick, curved hem deep robe, tied with a belt, with a collar scarf, and an inner silk robe. The wide, flowing sleeves drape over the top of the lamp chamber, forming the lampshade. Her hair is tied into a bun, mostly wrapped in a square scarf, with one corner slightly drooping to her left shoulder. The Changxin Palace Lantern is indeed an ingenious device. The edge of the lamp tray has a handle (where a longer wooden handle was once inserted) used to rotate the base of the lamp tray, allowing the light to shine in different areas of the room. The lamp base is equipped with two semi-cylindrical sliding light shields that can open and close to adjust the brightness of the light. The palace maid's right sleeve naturally becomes the chimney for the candle, directing all the smoke into her arm. The candle soot eventually flows into the bottom of the palace lantern, attaching to a removable tray, making it easy to clean. The palace maid's face shows a complex and varied expression, and her posture also demonstrates extraordinary balance and tension. From the back, she can be seen sitting upright on her heels, but her shoulders seem slightly drooped from exhaustion, with her arches taut, bearing most of her weight on her feet. Different craftsmen and officials left nine inscriptions on the Changxin Palace Lantern at least three different times and occasions. There are two schools of thought regarding the ownership of this exquisite lamp, based on different interpretations of the term "Yangxin Family." The most convincing explanation suggests that the lamp was cast in a royal workshop in the Western Han capital of Chang'an, during the late reign of Emperor Wen (179 BC—157 BC) or the early reign of his son, Emperor Jing (156 BC—141 BC). This gilded palace maid first served in the bathroom of Changxin Palace, the residence of the empress and empress dowager of the Western Han Dynasty. Later, she seems to have been moved to the royal bedchamber and managed by the inner attendants, a small institution of 20 eunuchs responsible for the royal family's clothing and other personal items. In 150 BC, Emperor Jing (or his powerful mother, Empress Dowager Dou, who died in 135 BC) bestowed the palace lantern to his eldest daughter, Princess Yangxin (circa 160 BC—110 BC), and had the lamp reweighed and inscribed. A few years later, the princess gave the palace lantern to her half-brother, Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan, possibly as a wedding gift celebrating his marriage to Dou Wan from a powerful family. Dou Wan died between 118 BC and 113 BC, and the palace lantern was placed in her main burial chamber, buried underground for eternity. "Ingenious Creation—Exhibition of Ancient Chinese Technological Artifacts"

At this moment, I am standing in the cosmic center of Shanghai—Nanqiao Town, Fengxian. We sincerely invite you to measure the beauty of Shanghai in another way. Although it is far away in the southeast of Shanghai, But it also has the purest air in inland Shanghai. The most open and vast views, woodlands and the least human voices. You can see stylish and modern new facilities here. You can also find well-preserved ancient buildings. There are also many old gourmet restaurants that can withstand the taste buds... I bet you’ll be eager to check in at Fengxian after watching this. ✄… 🧱First stop | Yanzi Academy It just opened on National Day and is a freshly baked beauty. This pure white cultural exhibition hall is located in the central woodland. It looks like a modern version of Jiangnan water courtyard hidden in the green forest. The corridors that look like bows and rainbows, the hollow and carved windows, There is also a sky mirror that reflects white clouds. Although there is only one youth calligraphy and painting exhibition indoors, But the building and interior are still worth seeing. It is recorded that Yan Yan, Confucius' only disciple in Jiangnan, once preached in Fengxian. Therefore, Yanzi Academy is somewhat of a spiritual and cultural landmark. ✄… 🏕Second stop | Forest Park When you come out of the academy, don’t take the main road, but explore the depths of the forest. Feel the lush greenery surrounding you from all directions. There is also the rich scent of osmanthus and the pink daisy that is turning red. The most important thing is that you can enjoy all these beautiful views alone. ✄… 🏡The third stop | Shen's Garden The only Western-style garden villa building that is basically intact. Built in the 1920s. Although it has been renovated, But the basic structure and original features remain the same. The bricks, tiles and stone pillars that were made by the team themselves are particularly special. It was only after visiting that I realized that Fengxian South Bridge was also One of the birthplaces of Liangzhu culture and Songze culture of the Neolithic Age. In terms of historical qualifications, it can be called the Big Brother. ✄… ⛪Fourth stop | Buluode Temple The Broad Temple is the Nanqiao Catholic Church. This building, built during the Tongzhi period, is 161 years old. Probably thanks to the careful care of the people of Fengxian, Its entire appearance is well preserved. Fortunately, the church is still in use. Welcome strangers with its clean, tidy and beautiful side. ✄… There are also Fengxian Museum and Shanghai Fish nearby. ✄… ‼ ️After visiting the beautiful scenery, there are many local delicacies. I will write a separate article about the delicious food and drinks in Fengxian. If you are interested, remember to follow me! ‼ ️I’m Yali. I discover hidden gem travel destinations from all over the world for you every week, as well as local specialties and souvenirs, to ensure that you have great food, accommodation, fun and shopping during your trip. ‼ ️If you want to see more, remember to like 💓collect 🌟, and follow me who shares with my heart 🙆‍♀️!

Actually, this is my third time visiting the Fengxian Museum. To be honest, there are still quite a few traffic lights on the way, which made me even more anxious. The first time I saw the '9.2 Billion Sister' - the Changxin Palace Lantern in a history book, the original design of the 2008 Beijing Olympic torch, it was enough to make me travel more than 50 kilometers and get up an hour early to see her. She has been kneeling for over two thousand years and traveled thousands of miles from Hebei to the magic city in the scorching summer. No matter how hot the weather is or how far the walk is, this trip is worth it. The Fengxian Museum is located near the Oriental Beauty Valley in Fengxian District. Navigate to the Fengxian District Museum, which has underground parking spaces, free parking 🆓. This cultural relic exhibition does not require reservations or ID verification, allowing you to immerse yourself in the history and civilization of over two thousand years ago. The surrounding park parking lots are also free. In short, there are no actual economic costs, but it makes you feel extremely happy, and nothing can make you feel happier than this. Many of the exhibits in the Civilization Exhibition come from the Baoji Museum in Shaanxi, the Fufeng Museum, and the Changxin Palace Lantern, one of the three treasures of the Hebei Museum. It allows us to see the Chinese bronze civilization without leaving Shanghai. The wall plate engraved with inscriptions makes me feel the rigor of the text creators and the exquisite craftsmanship. Although the dragon of the Western Zhou Dynasty has incomplete claws, the dragon head, dragon body, dragon tail, and dragon back quickly bring people into the bronze creation of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Some relatively primitive design elements can also remind the audience that this artifact was made more than 2,500 years ago. The remarkable Chinese civilization and even more remarkable Chinese craftsmen.

🧚‍♀️No need to go far to Hebei, the national treasure-level cultural relic Western Han Dynasty Changxin Palace Lantern is in Shanghai💯for a limited time of one month! A great place to escape the heat and see the exhibition on weekends and summer vacations‼️ . 🏠This time, national treasure cultural relics are gathered at the Fengxian Museum in Shanghai. The new exhibition 'Ingenious Creation - Essence of Ancient Chinese Science and Technology Cultural Relics' is co-organized by more than 30 cultural and museum units across the country, with 124 exhibits, including 29 first-class cultural relics! . 💯Travel Guide: 🧡Changxin Palace Lantern: A legendary relic of the Western Han Dynasty, most bronze lamps of the Han Dynasty are in the shape of animals. The Changxin Palace Lantern is the only human-shaped bronze lamp from the Han Dynasty known so far, and it is known as the 'First Lamp of China'. 📷Remember to appreciate it from different angles, there are many details to see. . 🌟The whole artifact has a unique shape, gilded all over, and is composed of six parts: head, body, right arm, lamp base, lamp tray, and lamp cover. 👸A palace maid of the Han Dynasty wearing a curved hem deep garment, holding the lamp base with her left hand and the lamp cover with her right hand, kneeling with her legs, and her eyebrows slightly lowered. 🔍There are 65 characters in 9 inscriptions on the relic, six of which mention 'Yangxin Family', so scholars speculate that the original owner of the palace lantern should be Liu Jie, the Marquis of Yangxin. . 💚Wall Plate: An important bronze ware from the mid-Western Zhou Dynasty, with a large shape, 284 characters of inscriptions cast at the bottom, and decorated with phoenix patterns and beast body scroll patterns on the belly and ring foot respectively. . 🤎Zhe Gong: One of the national treasure heavyweights, currently housed in the Baoji Zhouyuan Museum, will come to Shanghai on August 18. . 💕Other key national treasure cultural relics: 1️⃣Zeng Hou Yi Bronze Lid Dou: Warring States Period, Hubei Provincial Museum 2️⃣'Tiangong Kaiwu' Three Volumes: Ming Dynasty, National Library of China 3️⃣Tang Changsha Kiln Celadon 'One Farewell Travels Thousands of Miles' Porcelain Pot: Tang Dynasty, Changsha Museum 4️⃣Bo Ge You: Western Zhou Dynasty, Baoji Bronze Museum 5️⃣Ming Yellow Satin Embroidered Colorful Cloud Golden Dragon Pattern Men's Cotton Court Robe: Qing Dynasty, Palace Museum . 🛍️Cultural and Creative Space: 👍Changxin Palace Lantern refrigerator magnets are available in gold and retro colors, and there is also the same style ice cream. . ‼️Tips: ✔️Changxin Palace Lantern: July 31 - August 30 ✔️Wall Plate: June 18 - August 18 ✔️Zhe Gong: August 18 - October 18 ‼️On August 18, the three major cultural relics will be exhibited at the same time, only for 1️⃣ day! . 👉Nearby Attractions - Yanzi Academy: 🏠As an important part of the Fengxian Museum, Yanzi Academy is designed with the concept of 'Yan Zi's Path of Learning'. 📷The pure white building, glass bridge, and reflection in the water, under the blue sky, create a mirror-like scene, making every photo stunning!

| The experience at Minhang and Fengxian Museums was so good that I almost thought they were fakes. I visited Fengxian Museum and Minhang Museum in two days Both mainly feature Han Dynasty exhibits 🤩 Minhang Museum's 'Great Han Unyielding' Boshan incense burner, horse-hoof gold, danglu, jade burial suit I had seen these before at the Marquis of Haihun and Xuzhou Museums ⚱️ Gilded silver bird-seal script bronze pot Excavated from the tomb of King Jing of Zhongshan, Liu Sheng. The pot has bird-seal script inscriptions, which introduce: Bird-seal script is a type of 'bird-worm script', which beautifies by altering common characters and adding bird-shaped decorations. Isn't this a typical artistic font! 🤩 Fengxian Museum's 'Craftsmanship of Nature' 'Mengxi Bitan', 'Tiangong Kaiwu', bronze lid dou of Marquis Yi of Zeng, wall plate, Changxin Palace Lamp... Each piece amazed me more than the last 🆓 Free + very few people, which even made me suspect if these were replicas Because there were few people, the experience was excellent The wall plate will be on display until mid-August, and the Changxin Palace Lamp until the end of August There are also some pottery shards in Fengxian Museum that you can touch ‼️ Cultural and creative products: The cultural and creative store at Minhang Museum is small, while Fengxian's is larger, but Minhang Museum has more fridge magnets... Adding to the ones from the Marquis of Haihun, it felt like I was stocking up from the museum. Fengxian has wall plates, but the Changxin Palace Lamp fridge magnets are out of stock 🎫 Reservations: Both museums do not require reservations, just go before 4:30 PM. They are closed on Mondays. I went at noon, and there were very few people, allowing close-up views through the glass for as long as I wanted 🚗 Parking: Fengxian Museum has a very large underground parking lot. Minhang is usually empty on the surface unless there are study group buses, so it's quite convenient

Fengxian, with the Huangpu River to the north and Hangzhou Bay to the south, is one of the birthplaces of Shanghai civilization. Yan Yan, a disciple of Confucius, once came to Fengxian to preach. His teachings spread to the southeast and the trend of valuing literature arose. Therefore, the name was taken to mean honoring the ancient sages. More than 6,000 years ago, the western area of ​​Fengxian, located on the west side of the ancient hill on the coastline, was the first to become land. Liangzhu Culture, Maqiao Culture and Wuyue Culture have been passed down from generation to generation at the Zhelin site. During the struggle for supremacy between Wu and Yue, the story of King Fuchai hiding the three princesses in Sannugang has been passed down to this day. Huang Xie, the Prime Minister of Chu and Lord Chunshen, was granted the land of Wu and dug the Huangpu River (Huangxiepu), also known as Chunshen River. The rivers were dredged and managed so that the people would not be afraid of drought or flood and could live and work in peace. There is a saying in ancient Fengxian that "there is a wide hall on the seaside and salt fields facing each other". From the Qin Dynasty to the middle of the Tang Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Haiyan until Huating County was established in the middle of the Tang Dynasty. In 210 BC, Qin Shihuang traveled south along the Chidao Road and passed through Qintang (now Xiaotang), where there was the ancient Qintang Bridge and the remains of Wanghai Pavilion in Zhelin. With the construction of Huating Dongshitang, our ancestors calmed the tides and developed the salt industry. Fengxian was a salt-producing area, producing "Wu salt". Salt production already existed during the Qin and Han Dynasties, and salt fields were established in the Tang Dynasty. During the Republic of China period, the salt produced in Qingcun and Yuanpu was named "Yuan Salt". Fishing, salt making, cotton spinning and other industries have become the characteristics of Fengxian people's occupations. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, intercropping of cotton and rice was popular, with 70% cotton and 30% rice. With the introduction of Huang Dao Po's textile technology, the country began to "clothe the world" during the reign of Emperor Kangxi. With the development of the commodity economy in Fengxian area, local women in the Qing Dynasty were able to support themselves, provide for themselves and raise their children through weaving. The cotton cloth produced by Zhuanghang is famous for its high quality and has the reputation of "the cloth produced by Fengxian Zhuanghang is the best in Songjiang".

🏛️【Exhibition Guide】History Exhibition Hall 📍Detailed address: 2nd Floor, Building C, No. 333 Hupan Road, Jinhai Street, Fengxian District, Shanghai 🚗Traffic strategy: It is recommended to drive and navigate to the underground parking of Fengxian Museum, where parking is free; 🚇Take Metro Line 5 to Jinhai Lake Station Exit 1, transfer to Fengxian Bus No. 21, get off at Huti Road Hupan Road Station, walk 800 meters or take the Jinhai Lake Tourist Line directly to the Museum Station 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-16:30 (entry stops at 16:00) Closed on Mondays. 💰Ticket price: Free ⭐Visitor Guide: Fengxian Museum is located within the Shanghai Fish Scenic Area at No. 333 Hupan Road, Jinhai Street, Fengxian District, Shanghai, with three floors above ground and one underground. It consists of three independent elliptical buildings, A, B, and C, with the History Exhibition Hall located on the second floor of Building C. In the Fengxian Museum - History Exhibition Hall, let us follow the changes of the coastline, trace the natural history born from Fenghai, and embark on a journey through Fengxian's thousand-year culture. ✅The Fengxian Museum - History Hall has an exhibition area of about 1560 square meters, consisting of seven sections: the Preface Hall, Brief History of Fengxian, Fengdi Industry, Fengyi Market, Fengmin Service, Fengguo Struggle, and the Post Hall. ✅The entire exhibition connects the cultural thread of Fengxian through storytelling points, starting with the legend of Yan Yan 'Dao Qi Dongnan', presenting Fengxian as the first land formed six thousand years ago, lying north to the Huangpu River and south to Hangzhou Bay, on the west side of the ancient coastal hills. ✅Since the Neolithic age, the fire of civilization was kindled in Fengxian, with ancestors settling by the sea in the western region as early as four to five thousand years ago, marking the beginning of Fengxian's history. ✅Since then, the Liangzhu Culture, Maqiao Culture, and Wu Yue Culture have been passed down in this land, indicating that Fengxian is one of the birthplaces of Shanghai's civilization. ✅With the historical development of Fengxian, the region, embracing the river and the sea, enjoyed the benefits of a thousand years of waterways. The population gradually gathered, commerce developed, and Fengxian prospered. The thriving industries of salt, cotton, and fishing, the succession of wise people through the ages, the bustling market towns, the emphasis on virtue and culture, the deeds of the wise, and the resistance against Japanese pirates and wars, all formed a cultural tradition of respecting the wise and aspiring to emulate them. 📌Little Tips: 1⃣️Chinese guided tours (advance reservation required) 2⃣️Fengxian Museum has 20 stamps available for stamping. 19 stamps can be stamped at the service desk on the first floor of the museum (1 museum stamp, 12 zodiac stamps, and 6 special exhibition stamps). The museum is considerate, placing a thick stack of museum venue and 'Danjia Qingwen' special exhibition brochures next to the stamps for stamp collectors who did not bring their own stamp books. The 20th stamp can be stamped at the museum's cultural and creative store.

Walking into the Fengxian Museum, I was deeply attracted by the paper art exhibition! It's not just origami and paper-cutting✨, here they use various materials to show a new realm of paper art. 110 exhibits selected from nearly 300 artists from 46 countries around the world, fully demonstrating diverse civilizations and endless creativity. My favorite is a dazzling dragon🐉, colorful and lifelike, it's astonishing! The Fengxian Museum exhibition is free and runs until February 25, 2024.

👏No reservation is needed to visit Fengxian Museum! 😽You can go directly for a visit! 🌟This summer vacation, Fengxian Museum has a new exhibition! ☝It's another ambitious masterpiece! 🐉'Danjia Qingwen - The Essence of Chinese Character Cultural Relics Exhibition' ⏰The exhibition lasts until October 26, 2023, 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Parents and children can feast their eyes during this summer vacation! 👫By visiting various text-related exhibits, From bronze ware, pottery, bone ware, porcelain, calligraphy and painting, bamboo slips, etc. The development and evolution of Chinese characters in various periods, Can let children deeply understand The cultural treasure of China - the culture of Chinese characters, Learn and feel the profoundness of Chinese culture. 😊There are also various interactive games prepared on site, It's fun and educational, Not only are the children having a great time, Parents are also enjoying it. 🔖Visit Tips ①🚙Museum parking is free, parking spaces are tight on holidays, please prepare a parking plan in advance. ②⏰The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30, and stops admission at 16:00. ③The air conditioning in the museum is quite cool, you can bring a thin coat. ④There are commemorative seals for this exhibition that can be collected, they are very exquisite, it is best to prepare a notebook, which can be permanently collected.

⛰【Attraction Guide】Fengxian Planning Resource Exhibition Hall & Fengxian Museum 📍Detailed address: No. 333, Lake Road, Jinhai Street, Fengxian District, Shanghai 🚗Traffic strategy: It is recommended to drive to the underground parking lot of Fengxian Museum, parking is free; 🚇Subway Line 5, Jinhai Lake Station Exit 1, transfer to Fengxian Bus No. 21, Lake Dike Road Lake Road Station, walk 800 meters or Jinhai Lake Tourist Line to the Museum Station 💰Ticket price: Free 🌟Highlights: ✅In the city living room of Fengxian New City, 'Fish of Shanghai', there is a very eye-catching red building, which is the Fengxian Museum composed of three interconnected yet independent units, designed by Japanese architect Fujimoto Sousuke, based on the traditional mood of 'pearls big and small fall on the jade plate'. ✅The Fengxian Museum has three floors above ground and one underground. It is divided into A, B, and C buildings. Three independent oval buildings are connected layer by layer through the roof's public greening and circular passages, second-floor corridors, first-floor landscape water systems, and public spaces, especially the continuous undulating slope of the roof, forming a fun public activity area. ✅The largest A building belongs to the 'Fengxian Planning Resource Exhibition Hall', with an exhibition area of 5200 square meters, divided into three floors. The first floor is the urban construction history area; the second floor is the planning development area; the third floor is the interactive experience area. (Details to follow) 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 9:00-16:30, stop admission at 16:00, closed on Monday, Sunday ✅B and C buildings are where the Fengxian Museum is located. The first floor of Building B includes a multi-function hall, a cultural and creative area, and a 'Struggle' party service station. The second floor is a temporary exhibition area, and the third floor is an area for visitors to relax and communicate, with both temporary exhibition functions and public activity functions; 🌟The current temporary exhibition 'Danjia Qingwen' (May 26, 2023-October 8, subsequent detailed sharing) ✅Building C is more comprehensive, with four functional blocks including a permanent display area, a warehouse, an office area, and a public activity area. The permanent display area includes the second floor Fengxian History Exhibition Hall and the underground first floor Seawall Culture Hall. (To be continued...) 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-16:30 (stop admission at 16:00) Closed on Monday.

Heading south from the city center, passing through Minhang, crossing the Huangpu River, you will reach Fengxian. A few miles further, you will find Jinhai Lake. Jinhai Lake was originally created by digging soil and diverting water from the ridges of fields, forming a lake. Because the lake is shaped like a fish, it is also known as the fish of Shanghai. There are three buildings on the lake, one is the Fengxian Urban Planning Museum, and the second is the Fengxian Museum. The Fengxian Museum is divided into two halls, namely the Seawall Hall and the History Hall, and a temporary hall is set up for special exhibitions. After entering the museum, first go to the Seawall Hall. As its name suggests, the hall takes the beginning of Fengxian as its theme, supplemented by a thousand years of seawall construction. A sand table is made in it, and a seawall is built to explain the law. Only the waves are seen washing, the silt is accumulating, the ancestors surrounded the sea to solidify, guarding Songhu, and it is known as the Great Wall of the sea country. From the Seawall Hall, turn left to the History Hall. After a thousand years of surrounding the sea, Fengxian was formed. The ancients boiled the waves to make salt, plowed the fields into salt fields, and competed with the sea for profit to support the people. They also wove nets to catch fish, planted mulberry trees to raise silkworms, spun yarn and wove cloth, and thus formed today's Fengcheng. In the year of 2023, the year of Gui Mao in Nanqiao

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🏛️【Exhibition Hall Guide】Seawall Culture Hall 📍Detailed address: No. 333, Lake Road, Jinhai Street, Fengxian District, Shanghai, Building C, Basement Level 1 🚗Transportation Guide: It is recommended to drive to the underground parking lot of Fengxian Museum, parking is free; 🚇Metro Line 5, Jinhai Lake Station Exit 1, transfer to Fengxian Bus No. 21, Lake Dike Road Lake Road Station, walk 800 meters or take the Jinhai Lake Sightseeing Line to the Museum Station 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-16:30 (16:00 stop admission) Closed on Monday. 💰Ticket price: Free ⭐Visitor Guide: The Fengxian Museum is located in the Shanghai Fish Scenic Area at No. 333, Lake Road, Jinhai Street, Fengxian District, Shanghai. It has three floors above ground and one underground. It is divided into three buildings: A, B, and C. Three independent elliptical buildings, the Seawall Culture Hall is located on the basement level 1 of Building C of the Fengxian Museum. (For a detailed introduction to the overall architecture of the Fengxian Museum, please climb the building) ✅Seawall Culture Hall: It is a permanent exhibition hall of the Fengxian Museum. The exhibition area is about 1320 square meters. It is composed of five major sections: the preface hall, the millennium seawall, the calm waves, the Huating seawall, and the tail hall. ✅The exhibition takes the Fengxian Huating East Stone Seawall as the carrier, mainly unfolds from the understanding logic of why and how to build the seawall, interprets the reasons for the construction of the seawall, the national seawall relics, the evolution and development of construction technology, and focuses on the impact of the seawall on Fengxian and even the entire Shanghai region. The impact of social and economic development. 🌟Millennium Seawall: The tide has a great destructive power, often bringing huge disasters to coastal areas. Since the Eastern Han Dynasty, our country has begun to build seawall projects in coastal areas, and later generations have built a solid barrier against the tide on a large scale. The seawall refers to the seawall defense project built to contain the tide. 🌟Calm Waves: The seawall project is huge and often requires the power of the whole country. Different types of seawalls depend on the level of seawall construction technology, materials, and scale. From the earth embankment to the fish scale stone embankment, it has gone through a development process of a thousand years. The progress of seawall construction technology is a summary of the experience and wisdom of the ancestors in the struggle with the tide. 🌟Huating Seawall: The Fengxian Huating Seawall is an important representative of many precious seawall sites and relics. As an outstanding water conservancy project, the Huating Seawall, like other seawall projects, carries the history and culture of the coastal people's dependence on the sea, eating the sea, using the sea, and thinking about the sea. It is a witness to the harmonious interaction and coexistence of the coastal people with the deep ocean. 🌟300 million square kilometers of sea area, more than 18,000 kilometers of continental coastline, constitute our country's vast ocean territory. The seawall is a system of seawall projects created and developed in the struggle between ancient coastal people and the tide. Because the project is arduous and the construction is majestic, it can be compared with the canal and the Great Wall, and it is known as the "Great Wall on the Sea". 📌Small Tips: 1⃣️Chinese artificial explanation (reservation required) 2⃣️There are 20 stamps available at the Fengxian Museum. There are 19 stamps available at the service desk on the first floor of the museum (1 museum stamp, 12 zodiac stamps and 6 exhibit stamps). The museum is considerate and places a thick pile of museum venues and "Danjia Qingwen" special exhibition brochures next to the stamp for those who love to collect stamps without bringing a stamp book. There is also a hidden stamp where to knock, sell a guanzi first😝

|Shanghai International Paper Art Biennale. Free Exhibition in Shanghai | Shanghai International Paper Art Biennale Shanghai Fengxian District Museum 172023.10.31- 2024.02.25 FREE No reservation required This exhibition is really an eye-opener. It turns out that paper works are so artistic! 110 exhibits were selected from the works of nearly 300 artists from 46 countries around the world who registered for the exhibition. Now every museum in Shanghai is so big that you will be shocked after seeing each one. It allows ordinary people like us to experience the diverse charm of art. My favorite work is the dragon coming out of the exit. It is colorful, handsome and warm. It is my favorite dragon at the beginning of this year.

Fengxian Museum is a social science historical theme museum located on Lake Road, Nanqiao Town, Fengxian District, Shanghai. The museum covers an area of over 20,000 square meters and has a building area of about 36,000 square meters. Fengxian Museum was established in the early 1960s, rebuilt in May 1994, and opened to the public in the same year. On May 16, 2019, the new museum of Fengxian District officially started operation. Fengxian Museum mainly displays ancient cultural sites, ancient post roads, ancient city compartments, ancient sea ponds, ancient celebrities, and ancient cultural protection. The main cultural relics include the porcelain bowl unearthed from the Song Dynasty's Santuangang, the Wanli bronze bell of the Ming Dynasty, the distillation furnace made by Hu Wenming of the Ming Dynasty, and the Shunzhi blue and white dark engraved open light pattern bottle of the Qing Dynasty. As of the end of 2019, the number of collections in the Fengxian District Museum is 3050 (pieces/sets). As a municipal science education base in Shanghai, Fengxian Museum aims to play the social education function of the museum and attract more public to enter the museum with colorful activities. For example, the call for entries for the 'Beauty of Fengbo' photography competition. In summary, Fengxian Museum is a museum with rich collections and diverse exhibitions, and it attracts the public to participate through various activities, enhancing the public's understanding and understanding of historical culture.

The name 'Fish of Shanghai' in Fengxian comes from the artificial lake formed by land sculpture, which has a goldfish shape. The inner lake is called Jinhai Lake, which is the second largest artificial lake in Shanghai. The 'Fish of Shanghai' is very large and divided into different park areas. It would probably take a whole day to walk around. Different areas have different parking lots, and the main areas include: Bubble Park, Sculpture Art Park, Youth Art Park, Flower Sea, Fengxian Museum, etc. On holidays or good weather weekends, there will be a lot of tourists, and the parking lot is not enough. Many cars can only be parked on the side of the road far away. The park itself does not have many amusement projects, but it attracts many parents to bring their children to fly kites and camp. In April, the pink cherry blossoms bloom, and the warm wind and sun, rent a two-person or four-person pedal boat in the Lake Heart Island Park, stroll around the park, full of spring, leisurely and leisurely. Address: 20 meters east of the intersection of Nianfeng Road and Hutai Road, Jinhai Street, Fengxian District, Shanghai Tickets: Free Parking: Free