The Shanghai Museum of Natural History has relatively outdated facilities, which is disappointing!

The Shanghai Museum of Natural History was the second disappointing museum on this trip. Of course, half of the reason is that I compared it to the Inner Mongolia Natural History Museum. As long as I have seen the high-tech exhibition at the museum in Inner Mongolia and the ore in a large exhibition hall. After exhibiting dinosaur fossils in the three-and-a-half-story exhibition hall, any natural history museum in China would feel that it cannot be seen, especially the Shanghai Natural History Museum, which has been built for a long time and has relatively backward facilities.

The "African Ranch" museum, where Belin specimens are placed, plays them every time. One third of the lights on the big screen light show are ineffective, resulting in a discontinuous image. Even the children contemptuously ask, 'Is this a bug?' The old facilities are reflected in the 4D theater, a free game, a $4 game, with many people competing for tickets, but the effect is really hard to describe - the plot of 'African Ranch' makes me feel that whether I wear it or not, whether I am a human or a antelope, the boy's knowledge, physical and psychological qualities are very poor. Plus the experience of the chair spraying, shaking, and vibrating, I feel like I lost 30 yuan.

What's even more speechless is the official account pre booked 'Escape from the Cretaceous Period'. One side of the 3D glasses is difficult to see clearly, and the other side is very heavy. The same chair was shaking, half looking and half guessing that I had fainted for the first time in 3D... Due to discomfort in my stomach, I forgot to try Longshi Coffee and went to the museum caf é to buy a box of salad. As I wanted to drink hot water, I had to spend $1.5 on a paper cup at the Natural History Museum. Fortunately, after eating and drinking, I feel much more comfortable.

It is said that the design of the animal placement on the large steps is a characteristic of this place. It is arranged according to the evolution process of life, but lacking beauty, many models are made in real proportions. For unfamiliar animals, I am not sure if they are real, as long as they grow to this size. The most famous specimens are the "cute lion" and the lamb tyrannosaurus rex. Later, I saw their delicious food and fun at Bailian. The butterfly wall is also a highlight here. The entire surface is covered with sparkling butterflies, moths, and insects, very beautiful.

There is also a counter here that displays the number of births, deaths, and total population in the world every minute and second. Watching numbers jump, people feel moved. At the Natural History Museum, I had the only ice cream of my entire trip to Shanghai - the taste was actually like this, the price was not cheap, but it looked good! Unfortunately, after fiercely tearing open the box, I found that the original box was a postcard from Zhang Ming. There are too many children on Saturday, and the level of terror has increased.