Hey everyone, first of all I would like to welcome you all to my new post and hope you all have a great start to the new weekend! In this article I would like to share something about my time in Shanghai with you and I am happy if you can expand your knowledge.
When I was in Shanghai, it was certain for me to get to know as much of the culture as possible there, which is why a visit to the museum of history of course could not be missed. I went there relatively early in the morning, which turned out to be a good idea because there was extremely little going on at that time and in total I spent a few hours there and took so many pictures of which I would like to share some. The museum is rich in diversity with 100,000 artifacts that illuminate various aspects such as early history up to the present and in addition to the permanent exhibition, it's interesting to know that special exhibitions sometimes take place, which is especially worth knowing for people from the area. There is something for pretty much everyone and the entrance is free of charge and the museum is open until Monday on almost every day of the week and also lovers of technology will be happy that some things have been designed interactively.
Some parts of the exhibition recall old imperial dynasties as well as exhibits from different areas. Shanghai is nowadays an important location from an industrial point of view and here too there are some pieces to see that better illuminate the industrialization of the area and show how Shanghai has made it to such a powerful location. Shanghai is a relatively international city and why this is so, will visitors also learn and how this have influenced growth nationally and people can also learn more about scenarios such as wars or crises around this area. One of the highlights is also the art of blacksmithing which can be seen here and there is one or the other important artifact to see which has played a significant role in the history of the country, but other forms of art such as old ceramics, tools, textiles and other things are also exhibited. Overall, there are different floors in the museum on which different thematic areas are exhibited and for every visitor to the city a visit is an absolute must and I can only recommend it to stop by here.
Thank you very much for stopping by and I hope you could learn something new and like my post! I captured these pictures with my Sony Alpha 6000 plus 55-210 mm lens.
