Shanghai Postal Museum: A Shining Pearl Among Shanghai's "One River, One River" Landmarks

Shanghai Postal Museum is located on the banks of the Suzhou River in Shanghai. The Shanghai Postal Building, where it is located, is the earliest postal building in China and the earliest and largest postal landmark building still in use in China. Shanghai Postal Museum consists of the atrium exhibition area on the first floor and the main exhibition area on the second floor. The atrium exhibition area on the first floor was originally a patio used for automobile mail transportation. The entrance to the main exhibition hall on the second floor is located in the postal business hall, which was once known as the "First Hall in the Far East," and is divided into the front hall - Zhu Xuefan, as well as four exhibition areas: origin and development, network and technology, business and culture, and stamps and philately. Shanghai Postal Museum is a shining pearl among Shanghai's "One River, One River" landmarks, bearing witness to the great changes in Shanghai's postal service from the late Qing Dynasty's "Shanghai Qing Postal Bureau" to modern society, and is a faithful record of the century-long development of China's postal service.