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Our portal offers you a comprehensive guide tlored for travel enthusiasts visiting Shangh. We've compiled a list of top destinations and attractions within our Museums Galleries section, spotlighting some of the most remarkable artifacts housed at the Shangh Museum.
The grandeur of the Da Ke Ding bronze tripod is unparalleled. This masterpiece from the late Western Zhou Dynasty 1046-771 BC stands tall at over 52 inches and weighs approximately 219 kilograms, standing as a testament to ancient craftsmanship and artistry.
Its inscription featuring over 290 characters offers unique insights into historical political dynamics and economic activities of that era. Moreover, its magnificence in calligraphy elevates it beyond just an artifact, making it a rare find for enthusiasts of traditional Chinese culture.
The collection of 16 bianzhong chimes known as Marquis Su's set is an exquisite ensemble providing a harmonious auditory experience. These bells carry inscriptions totaling 355 characters that document the time and achievements of Marquis Su during his expedition with King Li of Zhou.
These inscriptions are a precious historical source, unveiling a side of history not previously recorded in written histories. It's also a valuable supplement for understanding the almanac of Western Zhou Dynasty.
An artwork created during the late Tang Dynasty 618-907, Gaoyi Tu is renowned as the earliest surviving scroll featuring the Seven Sages of Bamboo Grove, a group of eminent Chinese scholars and poets from the late Wei Dynasty AD 220-266.
This pnting provides a captivating insight into the carefree manners and lifestyle of these sages who sought to escape political turmoil by immersing themselves in nature.
Ku Sun Tie, Hu Su, an eminent calligrapher from the Tang Dynasty, is a marvel consisting solely of 14 characters. Despite its brevity, it exudes artistic excellence and has been admired for centuries.
The water vessel, or pan, crafted during the Shang and Zhou periods is adorned with reliefs and three-dimensional aquatic animals like fish, turtles, frogs, and water birds inside.
Most notably, all round-carved creatures can pivot 360 degrees, creating an engaging scene. This artifact was prepared by a high-ranking official for his wife Zhong Jiang to use in ritual washing.
Head to No.201 Renmin Avenue in Huangpu district for your visit to the Shangh Museum.
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