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Shanghai Museum and its East Hall—permanent displays, special exhibitions, and the city’s dialogue with antiquity.
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Shanghai Museum’s Egypt show hits the countdown—over two million visits, final stretch ahead.

The pig pottery sculptures from the Majiabang culture, which prove that China had domesticated pigs as early as 6,000 years ago, the ivory scepter from the Lian...

Shanghai Museum East Hall’s permanent “Archaeology Shanghai” gallery—skylight as the room’s signature.

Conservators as “relics doctors”: a skills competition that puts restoration under public eyes.

The large-scale exhibition "Floating World and Pure Sounds: Art and Culture of Jiangnan in the Late Ming Dynasty" co-organized by the Art Museum of th...

The Shanghai Museum's "Big Museum Plan" has made new progress, and its first overseas branch will soon be located in th...

Later Chinese bronzes from Song through Qing—archaism, ritual echo, and collecting in New York.

“Another year is gone with the sound of firecrackers, and the spring breeze brings warmth to Tu Su.” The Year of the Snake has arrived as scheduled. This year i...

Entering the Jiangnan Artifacts Hall on the 4th floor of the East Hall of the Shanghai Museum, the words on the exhibition wall - "Jiangnan is a glorious p...

Starting from a Tang “Garden of High Ambitions,” a path into Shanghai Museum’s painting gallery.

A permanent painting hang rebuilt—Tang masters and later brush history in one continuous walk.

Northern Song rubbing of the Jiucheng Palace “Liqueur Spring” inscription—Shengfang Wang family copy.