Walk around for five hours, hunt for treasures at the Bodong Museum, and learn about Chinese civilization

Since the opening of the Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy Collections in November, I haven’t had a chance to check in. Taking advantage of the weekend, I walked around for 5 hours and finally went on a treasure hunt. There were so many people, and the queues for "Shangyu Tie", "Yatouwan Tie" and "Kushu Tie" were very long [Facepalm]. ✅Must experience: 🔴Floors 1-4: Permanent exhibition halls for bronze, sculpture, painting, calligraphy, jade, ceramics, currency, archeology, etc. With a global perspective and general history as a framework, we select representative collections to showcase China The occurrence, development, and evolution of ancient (past dynasties) culture shows a vivid and tangible history of ancient Chinese culture and art. 🔴Diverse interactive experience spaces meet diverse needs and facilitate people of all ages to better understand Chinese civilization. 📍Museum address: No. 1952 Century Avenue, Pudong New District, Shanghai 🚗Transportation to the museum: Metro Line 2, exit 6, 7, and 8 of Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, then walk about 700 meters 🕙Opening time: 10:00-18:00 (no admission after 17:00) 📌Tips: Closed on Tuesdays (except national holidays) ⏳Play time: 4-5 hours 🎟️Ticket related: Free🆓 (📝Note tips: Full ticket price for Man Ting Fang Fei’s “Cartier Exhibition”: 60 yuan) 💗Other tips: [One] You need to scan the QR code to reserve a time slot in the digital hall on the 2nd floor (Shanghai Expo Visit Reservation—Special Reservation) [Two] The calligraphy hall's "Shangyu Tie", "Yatou Wan Tie" and "Kushu Tie" have a long queue, so you need to wait patiently and allocate your time reasonably.