A bronze art exhibition has opened at the Changning District Intangible Cultural Heritage Center in Shanghai, bringing centuries-old Chinese ceremonial and musical tradition directly to the local neighborhood.

The exhibition features more than 100 bronze replicas crafted by Lu Yaohui, a veteran expert in bronze restoration and replication. Highlights include famous historical pieces such as the Bronze Galloping Horse and the Four-goat Square Zun.

Leveraging Changning's "ART Neighborhood" cultural sharing initiative, the exhibition aims to bring cultural relics out of traditional museums and into an accessible community space.

The showcase features immersive display zones for artifacts and decorative motifs, and includes ancient ceremonial vessels and decorative objects.

Accompanying interpretation panels explain traditional bronze-casting techniques, pattern symbolism, and historical context, helping visitors of all ages understand the craftsmanship and stories behind the artifacts.

In addition to the display, public guided tours and educational activities are being held throughout the exhibition.

If you go

When: Through Oct 30

Where: Changning District Intangible Cultural Heritage Center (2F, South Building, No 95 Beiyu Road)

Admission: Free, no reservation required

Source: Changning district government