BEIJING, Aug. 13, Shanghai (Reporter Xu Yin) As one of the most famous shopping landmarks in Shanghai, Nanjing Road is deeply rooted in Shanghai culture. In this street, you can see goods from all over the world, and it also spread the trend of Shanghai to all parts of the world.
The reporter learned that recently, Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House and Shanghai Landscape Studio jointly held a theme activity focusing on "reading" Nanjing Road in Shanghai. Through art exhibitions and cultural lectures, we will lead the public to relive the life quality of simple years and pick up the classics and beauty forgotten by time.
The 1975 Shanghai Bicycle Merchandise Manual, the ejection model airplane materials and pillow cases in the 1980s, the sunflower brand cassette tape recorder and the shield table tennis in the 1970s... The items on display this time can be seen from the traces of historical precipitation to reveal the fashion of Shanghai in the 1980s and perfectly reproduce the original style of old Shanghai, In order to let the visitors experience or feel the shopping environment of Nanjing Road at that time again. It is reported that looking for designers of these items is also one of the purposes of this exhibition. At the same time, there is an immersive desk experience on site. The retro objects of old Shanghai enable visitors to enjoy the reading time in the years.
Wang Fang, 69, is a native of Shanghai. For her, walking along the streets of Shanghai in those years and looking at the retro feeling of historical precipitation presented by these exhibits, it seems that she "relived" a different style of old Shanghai. "It feels really good, and I hope there will be more and more exhibitions showing the style of old Shanghai in the future".
Emphasize "reading" Nanjing Road, and enjoy the precipitation of time from the echo of history; Return to old Shanghai and continue to write classic legends in the story of retro. It is reported that this design exhibition will also hold four keynote speeches, which will last until August 25, 2019, and will be open to the public for free. (End)
