Yanyi Hall

Yanyi Hall

Shanghai Yanyi hall is an organization that aims to carry forward China's intangible cultural heritage, display the fine works of Chinese arts and crafts masters and folk artists, and promote domestic and international cultural and artistic exchanges. Founded in September 2006 by Mr. Liang Kangmin, a Hong Kong industrialist and cultural activist. Yanyi hall, as a key development project of the company, covers an area of more than 2000 square meters in the first phase. It is located in Zhujiajiao, a historic town in Shanghai with beautiful scenery. Yanyi hall is composed of "boutique Museum" and "experience Museum". It displays the works of dozens of national arts and crafts masters, senior arts and crafts artists and folk artists in China. There are more than 20 varieties, such as Kesi, embroidery, micro carving, ivory carving, stone carving, shadow carving, wood carving, bamboo carving, bamboo root carving, ceramics, clay figurine, dough sculpture, paper cutting, inkstone and so on There are so many famous teachers, so many treasures, so elegant display, which is the leading level in China. It is hoped that through the platform of Yanyi hall, more people can understand and pay attention to the nation's excellent culture and art. At the same time, it is hoped that the "intangible cultural heritage" left by our predecessors can be truly inherited by our generation and play its unprecedented value. It aims to promote the exchange and development of China's intangible cultural heritage through the platform of Yanyi hall, and promote the domestic handicraft arts to the world stage of Arts and crafts at the same time. After nearly a year of preparation, Yanyi hall was officially completed on September 28, 2007 in Zhujiajiao, Qingpu District, Shanghai. On the opening day, nearly 300 guests from political, academic, artistic and business circles around the world attended the opening ceremony.

Shanghai Yanyi hall is an organization that aims to carry forward China's intangible cultural heritage, display the fine works of Chinese arts and crafts masters and folk artists, and promote domestic and international cultural and artistic exchanges. Founded in September 2006 by Mr. Liang Kangmin, a Hong Kong industrialist and cultural activist. Yanyi hall, as a key development project of the company, covers an area of more than 2000 square meters in the first phase. It is located in Zhujiajiao, a historic town in Shanghai with beautiful scenery. Yanyi hall is composed of "boutique Museum" and "experience Museum". It displays the works of dozens of national arts and crafts masters, senior arts and crafts artists and folk artists in China. There are more than 20 varieties, such as Kesi, embroidery, micro carving, ivory carving, stone carving, shadow carving, wood carving, bamboo carving, bamboo root carving, ceramics, clay figurine, dough sculpture, paper cutting, inkstone and so on There are so many famous teachers, so many treasures, so elegant display, which is the leading level in China. It is hoped that through the platform of Yanyi hall, more people can understand and pay attention to the nation's excellent culture and art. At the same time, it is hoped that the "intangible cultural heritage" left by our predecessors can be truly inherited by our generation and play its unprecedented value. It aims to promote the exchange and development of China's intangible cultural heritage through the platform of Yanyi hall, and promote the domestic handicraft arts to the world stage of Arts and crafts at the same time. After nearly a year of preparation, Yanyi hall was officially completed on September 28, 2007 in Zhujiajiao, Qingpu District, Shanghai. On the opening day, nearly 300 guests from political, academic, artistic and business circles around the world attended the opening ceremony.

Address: No.36, Meizhou lane, Zhujiajiao Town, Qingpu District, Shanghai (near the south entrance of Zhujiajiao Town)

Longitude: 121.05569390953

Latitude: 31.109322927471

Ticket information: market price: 10.0 yuan

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