Shanghai Museum Hosts Unique 'Meow Night' for Feline Fans

The Shanghai Museum has attracted attention with an exhibition of ancient Egyptian relics, including cat imagery. On Saturday nights, the museum hosts 'Meow Night,' allowing up to 200 visitors to bring their cats to interact with the exhibits. The event is inspired by the ancient Egyptian worship of Bastet.

The Shanghai Museum has become a summer hotspot with its exhibition of ancient Egyptian relics featuring cat imagery. This unique display, which includes statues and artifacts, highlights the ancient Egyptians' veneration of Bastet, the goddess of protection often depicted as a cat.

The most distinctive aspect of the exhibition is 'Meow Night,' held on Saturday nights, where 200 visitors can bring along their own cats to experience the event. This interactive feature has captured the public's imagination, drawing both human and feline attendees.

Named 'The Secrets of Saqqara,' the exhibition offers a unique opportunity for direct interaction between cats and the displays, making it a must-visit for cat lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

(With inputs from agencies.)