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Cats at the Museum: The Revolution of Meowseum Nights in Shanghai

For ten nights in Shanghai, a museum broke with centuries of tradition: it opened its doors to felines. What seemed a modern extravagance transformed into a cultural phenomenon that interwoven the ancient past of Egypt with the global fever for pets. Thus, the cats walked between sarcophagus and sacred statuettes, but this time in padded strollers and under LED lights.

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If you like this type of content, do not forget to subscribe and give like. Your support helps us to continue creating more interesting videos. Now, let us enter into this fascinating event that has captured the attention of so many. The exhibition was titled At the top of the pyramid and housed almost 800 original pieces, many related to the cult to Bastet, the feline goddess. The “Nights Meowseum” were the highlight event every time of the national museum and turned into a cat. With an unusual experience. The Egyptians did not tame cats by whim. More than 3,000 years ago, the cat cats began to be part of the homes as hunters of snakes and rats. The answer was so positive that pet tickets were quickly sold out, showing great interest in this event. The choice of ancient Egypt as a theme was not casual. It reflected a strategy of modernization of Asian museums to attract new audiences. The sale of related merchandising exceeded 100 million yuan, showing the economic impact of the event. This success was not only mediatic. It represented a way to connect historical culture with modern emotions, demonstrating that ancient veneration can be reactivated through tenderness. Although the 'Meowseum Nights' will not be repeated in Shanghai, the echo of the experiment is felt in other museums. Some have begun to schedule special days for pets, exploring new forms of interaction in cultural spaces. History is often revisited in unexpected ways. The connection of people with their pets in a sacred context reflects the current need to find links between the human and the divine, showing that sometimes a cat can be the bridge between the two worlds.