Museums in China

Opened in 2012, the China Industrial Museum features an Automobile Exhibition Hall where the visitors can look at the development of the Chinese motor industry. There is an interesting-looking replica of the first Minsheng truck from the 1930s, a 2nd WW Jeep, a Hongqi, a Changan van, a Jiefang truck, at least two Soviet Volga sedans and more. Photo is courtesy of the Shenyang Building Decoration Co. 

Opened in 2018 Lijia Dyefang Folk Culture Village is associated with weaving and dyeing. There are four folk culture exhibition halls including classic car hall, handicraft workshop hall (tofu hall and dye room dye cloth hall), Kishi Hall and farming culture hall. For a precise location, please follow the link to Baidu Maps.

The Liuzhou Industrial Museum was opened to the public on May 1, 2012, filling the gap in the industrial museum in Guangxi and becoming the first comprehensive industrial museum in Guangxi. Among other things several locally built cars and trucks are shown

Sanhe Group is a major car dealer in Chengdu province and the company also operates a professional workshop for restoring classic cars. In 2005, the company established Sanhe Art Museum in Sanhe Automobile Park, exhibiting the rebuilt classic cars as well as providing a communication platform for the fans of classic cars. "The classic cars in the Museum display their beauties together with other art items in the Museum. Therefore, Sanhe Automobile Park is awarded as a unique industrial traveling spot by Chengdu Hi-tech Zone.

Shanghai Auto Museum, the first dedicated auto museum in China, locates in the Auto Expo Park of Shanghai International Automobile City. The museum covers an area of 28,000m2, and its exhibition area exceeds 10,000m2. With more than 400 million yuan’s investment, it was completed on Oct. 24th, 2006, and opened to the public on Jan. 17th, 2007. As Shanghai’s first professional museum that combines history, profiles, technology, and originality of automobiles.

The Shanghai Film Park, located in the Minhang District, is an amusement park that captures a piece of the First Golden Age of Chinese Cinema and faithfully recreates the streets of 1930s' Shanghai, such as Nanjing Xi Lu and Old-Town Shanghai. 

This museum shows the private collection of Zhang Yonglong. It was opened in 2017 and shows over 300 classic cars. For the exact location please follow the Baidu map link.

Zhang Yonglong has collected more than 500 classic cars which is being shown in this museum

Xiamen Yuecheng Classic Car Museum is located in the Dadu Township Taiwan Duty Free Park. It is the first museum in South China with the theme of classic cars. It has a total exhibition area of 8,000 square meters, an exhibition area of 3,000 square meters, and a collection of more than 1,000 pieces, involving 40+ car brands. It was founded by Mr. Chen Yue, a collector of antique cars in Xiamen, who spent tens of millions of dollars.

Zhengtong, a multi-brand dealer of cars, opened a BMW Museum in Beijing in late 2016.