Composition: The model stands next to the text. The photographer is about two meters away. Center composition with the dragon scale check-in wall as the background. The model is positioned in the center of the frame. Photography Tips: ① Outfit: Polka dot top + black pants. ② Camera equipment: R50 18-150mm lens. ③ During summer, there are large crowds. Sisters who want great photos should go on weekdays to avoid the crowds. ④ Props like sunglasses and handbags can be used to enhance the photos.

China Art Palace - Classic of Mountains and Seas:烛 Dragon Secret Realm Check-in Wall

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No. 161, Shangnan Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, 0-meter Level, North District, Exit Display Area

Photography Tips

Composition: The model stands next to the text. The photographer is about two meters away. Center composition with the dragon scale check-in wall as the background. The model is positioned in the center of the frame. Photography Tips: ① Outfit: Polka dot top + black pants. ② Camera equipment: R50 18-150mm lens. ③ During summer, there are large crowds. Sisters who want great photos should go on weekdays to avoid the crowds. ④ Props like sunglasses and handbags can be used to enhance the photos.

Walking Guide

Go straight ahead for security check to enter the China Art Museum. — step-by-step photo guide

Go straight ahead for security check to enter the China Art Museum.

Turn left ahead to the first-floor展厅 of the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" Zhulong Secret Realm. — step-by-step photo guide

Turn left ahead to the first-floor展厅 of the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" Zhulong Secret Realm.

Go straight ahead to reach the main gate. — step-by-step photo guide

Go straight ahead to reach the main gate.

Take a taxi or navigate to the China Art Museum. — step-by-step photo guide

Take a taxi or navigate to the China Art Museum.

This is the perfect spot for taking photos and打卡 (checking in). Note: The term "打卡" is often used in Chinese to mean "checking in" on social media. However, in English, we typically say "check in" instead of "打卡". Therefore, a more natural translation would be: This is the perfect spot for taking photos and checking in. — step-by-step photo guide

This is the perfect spot for taking photos and打卡 (checking in). Note: The term "打卡" is often used in Chinese to mean "checking in" on social media. However, in English, we typically say "check in" instead of "打卡". Therefore, a more natural translation would be: This is the perfect spot for taking photos and checking in.