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| A boy is trained as a narrator at Shanghai's Long Museum. [Photo provided to China Daily] |
At one camp on the pop art movement, participants created pop art-style works and curated an exhibition on their own.
Another one trained young students to be tour guides at the Long Museum.
Ge Yi, a mother of two children, who frequents museums both in Beijing and Shanghai, says that compared with many public museums whose education programs are similar, she feels that what the private sectors offers is more diversified.
"The more people visit museums, the better services they demand."
Contact the writer at linqi@chinadaily.com.cn
