I rarely use the word "shocking" to describe an exhibition.

I rarely use the word "shocking" to describe an exhibition (with guide) I was amazed by the National Museum of China again! It was my first time visiting Zhu Bingren's art exhibition, and everything was golden. Please allow me to use the word "shocking" to describe this guide. Please book in advance. :Speaking of the protagonist of this exhibition, Zhu Bingren, he is a master of arts and crafts! In 2006, a fire at the Tianning Pagoda in Changzhou opened Zhu Bingren's artistic eyes. He is also skilled in poetry, calligraphy, painting, seal carving, and copper, and is the founder of Chinese copper murals and the pioneer of copper melting art. :This exhibition features more than 100 representative works by Zhu Bingren, including copper architectural artworks, copper melting artworks, calligraphy and painting, and copper seals. It is a grand exhibition of copper art that perfectly combines traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, making people marvel at the ingenuity and the accumulation of time. √ Corner Tower of the Forbidden City: The model of the corner tower and Yongjin Bridge weighs 3.7 tons. You can take a photo of the Golden Water Bridge and the corner tower from the front door, or you can go to the Golden Water Bridge and use the little lion as the foreground to take a photo with a bokeh effect. √ Leifeng Pagoda: The glittering Leifeng Pagoda brings the beautiful scenery of West Lake to life. You can take a photo from the front, or stand on the south side of the corner tower and use the corner tower as the foreground and Leifeng Pagoda as the background to take a photo of both. √ Dao Ke Dao: The golden rice waves are shining. The work is relatively large, and the camera cannot capture it all. Just take a photo from the front. √ A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains: The mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas are vivid. You can place the camera on the glass from the right corner to take a reflection photo. √ Burning Sunflowers: Western imagery is integrated with Chinese aesthetics. It is taller than expected. Take a panoramic photo from the front. √ A Thousand Waves of Snow: The waves crash against the shore, rolling up a thousand piles of snow, with a magnificent momentum. It is suitable for taking a vertical photo from the left front, and a horizontal panoramic photo from the front. |Practical Information Casting the Past and Present: Zhu Bingren Art Exhibition: National Museum of China, South 1 and South 2 Exhibition Halls: July 13–October 10 :Tiananmen East Station, Exit D: Free