Using a centered composition, place the Guanyin statue in the center of the frame to highlight its details and overall posture. Shoot from a straight-on angle to fully capture the statue’s seated position. Include the mural and decorative elements behind the statue to enhance the historical atmosphere. Use a medium telephoto lens to compress the background and focus on the textures of the statue’s garments and facial expression. Additional tips: Selfie sticks and tripods are not allowed.

National Museum of China - Moonlight Guanyin

The photographer stands slightly above and in front of the exhibit to ensure the complete shape of the lantern is captured. Using a centered composition, the vibrant lantern is placed in the middle of the frame, highlighting its intricate details and layers. The background is kept simple with a warm-toned wall, and the foreground includes the decorative patterns under the transparent display stand, enhancing the image's elegance and avoiding distortion. The lantern's brilliant colors and intricate details are captured clearly. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free, reservation required; ② Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, closed on Mondays.

National Museum of China - Lantern Headwear Exhibit

The model leans against the railing, and the photographer stands directly opposite, taking a level shot of the model with a centered composition. 1. Photography Poses: ① The model touches the hair near the ear and looks at the photographer. ② The model stands on the railing and interacts with the photographer, waving to them, while the photographer captures the moment. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Focus on casual wear. A JK uniform offers a different vibe. The whole street is photogenic, perfect for strolling and snapping photos. It's so easy to take great shots.

China Court Museum - Railing in front of the Arched Window

Use a level shot, directly facing the Tang Tri-color Camel and Musicians Figurine, with the subject centered in the frame. Employ a centered composition to highlight the full view and details of the figurine. The background should be simple, avoiding clutter, and only include the display case. Additional tips: Do not use a flash when taking photos.

National Museum of China - Tang Sancai Camel with Musicians Figurine

Photo by National Museum of China - B1

National Museum of China - B1

The photographer stands in front of the bronze artifact, shooting at eye level to fully display its form. Using a central composition, the bronze artifact is positioned at the center of the frame, highlighting the main subject. Travel Tip: Admission is free but requires a reservation.

National Museum of China - Bronze Square Pot

The photographer stands directly in front of the Buddha statue at eye level, with the statue centered in the frame. A standard lens is recommended to accurately capture the actual proportions and form of the statue, creating a stable and balanced visual effect. 1. Travel Tips: Open hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM), closed on Mondays. 2. Additional Tips: Free reservations are required 1-7 days in advance through the "National Museum" WeChat Mini Program.

National Museum of China - Song Dynasty Wooden Sculpture of Guanyin

Shoot at eye level to capture the intricate details and overall shape of the glass floral art, emphasizing the craftsmanship. Use a centered composition to place the floral piece right in the middle of the frame, making it the focal point. The two main flowers, one pink and one purple, provide a striking color contrast against the green leaves, set against a black backdrop and starlight, highlighting the exquisite beauty and creating an elegant, dreamy atmosphere. Travel Tip: Exhibition tickets require prior reservation.

National Museum of China - Glazed Radiance Peony

The photographer stands to the side of the wooden sculpture of Guanyin, shooting at a horizontal angle. By using a contrasting composition, the ancient and simple texture of the wooden Guanyin statue is set against the modern exhibition facilities and lighting inside the museum, highlighting the main subject. A medium-telephoto lens is used to emphasize the details of the wooden Guanyin statue. Additional tips: After 3 PM, there are fewer visitors in this exhibition hall. The arrangement of the exhibited sculptures is very meticulous, and moving around can help you capture some great photos.

National Museum of China - Wooden Carving of Guanyin

The photographer stands in front of the Tang Sancai tomb guardians, using a standard lens to capture both guardians and the informational plaque in the frame, with the two guardians positioned symmetrically on either side. Travel Tip: Admission is free, but advanced reservation is required.

National Museum of China - Tang Sancai Tomb Guardian Beasts