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THE Guan Shanyue Art Museum reopened Tuesday after one year’s renovation, with two exhibitions specially arranged for the National Day holidays: the 11th China National Fine Arts Exhibition, and Guan Shanyue’s Overseas Sketches.
The spacious first floor has a thematic exhibition with various ancient artifacts, and other halls are devoted to natural history. Children will be sure to enjoy the stuffed elephant and giraffe at the entrance. Other animals are classified by their regions — desert, forest, arctic, and prairie.
Upstairs is more focused on the city itself. The ancient exhibit goes back 7,000 years, to prehistoric times and also dwells on the different dynasties, while the modern Shenzhen exhibit begins with the opium wars of 1840 until 1949. The displays teach about the many uprisings, wars, acts of colonial aggression, and revolutions of the past two centuries. There is also a folk culture exhibit concerning local Cantonese and Hakka culture, inside a replica of an old village.
THE Guan Shanyue Art Museum reopened Tuesday after one year’s renovation, with two exhibitions specially arranged for the National Day holidays: the 11th China National Fine Arts Exhibition, and Guan Shanyue’s Overseas Sketches.
The spacious first floor has a thematic exhibition with various ancient artifacts, and other halls are devoted to natural history. Children will be sure to enjoy the stuffed elephant and giraffe at the entrance. Other animals are classified by their regions — desert, forest, arctic, and prairie.
Upstairs is more focused on the city itself. The ancient exhibit goes back 7,000 years, to prehistoric times and also dwells on the different dynasties, while the modern Shenzhen exhibit begins with the opium wars of 1840 until 1949. The displays teach about the many uprisings, wars, acts of colonial aggression, and revolutions of the past two centuries. There is also a folk culture exhibit concerning local Cantonese and Hakka culture, inside a replica of an old village.
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