The latest installment of the beloved animated series, \"Ne Zha 2,\" not only captivates audiences with its engaging storyline but also highlights the intricate beauty of ancient Chinese architecture. A key feature is the chiwei, a traditional ceramic ornament that adorns the ends of ridge poles on palace roofs. Shaped like fishtails, these chiwei were prototypes for the architectural details seen on the majestic Yuxu Palace in the film.
Currently on display at the Minhang Museum in Shanghai, the chiwei artifact attracts numerous visitors eager to explore its unique craftsmanship and cultural significance. The exhibit offers a rare glimpse into the fusion of historical artistry and modern storytelling, celebrating China's rich architectural heritage.
Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a fan of the \"Ne Zha\" series, or simply curious about traditional Chinese art, the Minhang Museum's exhibition provides an insightful and visually stunning experience.
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'Ne Zha 2' highlights the charm of ancient Chinese architecture
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