Shanghai Museum of Animation

The animation hall displays the original manuscript collections such as "Sun Wukong Dazhao Tiangong", "Baolian Lantern" and "Naozhao Sea", which are the first in China. The most complete domestic function, the most rich traditional collection, and the highest scientific and technological content of the animation exhibition hall; The most authentic and rich anime exhibition hall in the domestic collection, which represents more than 800 precious original works of various eras.

It is a relatively small museum, and there will be not many people on weekends. Free visit to the scene and make an appointment. Viewers can stroll through the 80s street view of the museum, which reproduces the most coveted scene of childhood. A super large room filled with TV and a variety of cartoons.

The exhibition shows that before the free opening is still very careful, such as the ancient animation production mountain is presented by rock painting, and then the work of the Chinese animation pioneer Wan's three brothers is presented by Shikumen architecture. The exhibits are very rich, the exhibition of the development and changes of Chinese animation, as well as Japan and the United States, are all memories of childhood in the 80s.

It's quite interesting to see, in Zhangjiang, not far

Shanghai Animation Museum is located in Zhangjiang High-tech Park, Pudong, Shanghai, where Shanghai is the birthplace of Chinese animation comics, some classic works in the past development history, and the creative experience of China's famous animation masters. Here, you can see the prototypes of the works such as "The Great Noisy Temple" and "Afanti". There are also cute shapes of Snow White and the Dwarf. The Shanghai Animation Museum has three floors, one floor is the display area, mainly including the animation hall, the comic hall and the development hall. Shows the hand models and works of cartoonists such as Hua Junwu, Ding Cong, Fang Cheng; the original image of Zhang Leping of "Father of Three Maos". The animation hall mainly displays domestic cartoons since the founding of New China. "The Sky of the Big Scene", "Afanti" and so on.

There are many museums in Shanghai, but if you like animation, don't miss it.