Shanghai Museum East reopens with enhanced exhibitions, interactive spaces
A visitor takes a photo of Chinese ceramics showcased at Shanghai Museum East. Shanghai Museum East will reopen on June 26, following an extensive renovation that promises a fresh and enriching experience for visitors, announced the museum during a press briefing on June 24, showcasing significant enhancements to its permanent exhibition halls and the introduction of new themed galleries and interactive spaces. The Numismatics Gallery boasts an expanded collection of over 6,000 coins, making it the hall with the largest number of cultural relics on display at Shanghai Museum East. In addition to the permanent exhibition halls, the museum introduces two new exhibition spaces: "Shanghai Archeology" and "China and the World: Ceramics and Exchange", offering visitors a glimpse into the city's rich history and the country's global cultural connections. Shanghai Museum East, the eastern branch of the Shanghai Museum, serves as a cultural treasure trove showcasing China's diverse historical heritage.











































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