Shanghai Liuli China Museum is located in the Tianzifang neighborhood, the museum was formerly known as Shanghai Watch and Clock Plastic Fittings Factory, the brick building after 50 years of wind and snow has been strengthened and renovated to a fine glazed architectural appearance once again in front of the eyes of the people.

Although the museum is not large, but whether it is the outer wall or the roof are full of design, single wall is inlaid with more than 4800 pieces of transparent glazed bricks like grotto rock-like texture. A 10-meter-wide, 5-meter-high, 1-ton giant golden peony flower hangs high on the glazed wall, seemingly blooming out of the glaze, making it particularly eye-catching. Especially at night, the glazed wall becomes colorful under the light, just like an exquisite work of art.

The museum is themed with glazed exhibits and has three floors: on the first floor is the LCM Café and the museum gift store for people to rest and relax or buy glazed gifts; on the second floor, the exhibition area displays the ancient Chinese glazed series, masterpieces of the world's glazed masters and new works of 10 modern glazed artists in the international glazed world; on the third floor, the masterpieces of glazed workshop artist Yang Huisan, the founder of the glazed workshop are on display.

The amazing "Great Wish for This Life" statue of Guanyin, which took 10 years to create, is a 4.5-meter-high three-dimensional restoration of a Yuan Dynasty mural from the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, and is the only non-glazed work remaining in the museum, which is worth a look.