My Day at the National Art Museum of China

Hey everyone, first of all I would like to start this format by greeting you with kind words and hope you had a day which has brought some experiences into your lives! In my new post I would like to share some moments I made in China and hope you like my post.

Again and again when I am traveling I like to get to know the national art of the country and also in China I did not want to miss this experience which is why I decided to make a trip to the National Art Museum of China to get to know the works of the country there. When it comes to art, it's one of the most important museums in the country whose collection includes hundreds of thousands of works and a particular focus is on the visual arts and when it comes to art styles, different types such as paintings, graphics, sculptures or more can be found here. I was there without first making a reservation, but this is necessary in any case and I would recommend everyone to make one beforehand via the website or the WeChat account, but I was lucky on the day that an employee helped me and made a reservation with me that I was not here for nothing. The area is very well guarded and here security forces also make their rounds from time to time to give the visitors a feeling of security and of course to take care of all the treasures that are stored here.

As usual with many other reservations, a valid document is also required here and then admission is free and I can also recommend bringing a few hours of time and how long someone stays here varies depending on personal preferences and to come back to the reservation again, it's also important to mention that there are probably also times when it's not so easy to get a fast reservation because it's often booked out very quickly. Outside the site, visitors can look forward to some authentic sculptures and the building itself has also a long history behind it and was built in the style of classic traditional architecture. A large part of the works belong to the permanent exhibition, but there are also from time to time changing ones with different themes and an important factor is probably to introduce as many people as possible to the world of arts. As I have learned, there is probably also a connection to the Ministry of Art and also in the past it was also part of some important events in the modern art history of the country and for anyone who is interested in the topic it can be worthwhile in any case to visit the museum.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you could learn something new and like my post! I captured these pictures with my Sony Alpha 6000 plus 55-210 mm lens.