Is the Workers' Cultural Palace an administrative institution?

The Workers’ Cultural Palace is a cultural institution.

The Shanghai Workers’ Cultural Palace (hereinafter referred to as the City Palace) is a cultural institution directly under the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions. The City Palace is located in a six-story European-style building with a construction area of ??16,000 square meters on the east side of People's Square in the district. It was built in 1929.

The building was listed as an outstanding protected building by the city government in 1995. In order to meet the cultural needs of employees at different levels, the city palace has opened exhibition halls, libraries, training classrooms, art rehearsal rooms, dance halls, movie theaters, coffee shops, billiard rooms, table tennis halls, chess rooms and other activities, with drama, dance , folk art, Peking Opera, Shanghai Opera, Yue Opera, Huai Opera, brass music, folk music and red children and other 11 art troupes.

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Since 1993, the City Palace has explored how to play a greater role in the construction of the two civilizations and achieved certain results.

From 1994 to 1997, 75 lectures on social science theory were held, 130 exhibitions of various types were held, and the "Spring Festival Stamp Exhibition Auction Week", "Jingtai Cup Mass Poetry Contest", and "The Fifth National Workers' There were 107 large-scale activities such as "Optimus Prime's Photography Art Joint Exhibition" and the National Artists and Artists' Thousands of Miles of Phoenix Picking Event, and 478 training courses of various types were held with 21,000 students;

The City Palace Art Troupe is famous for its Jasmine Art In the name of the group, the group has visited Japan, the Netherlands, Thailand, South Korea and other countries and Macau; published and distributed the "May Series (Volume 1)"; created or filmed "Happy Family", "Urban Love Story", "Stock Crazy", TV series such as "Oriental Stories", "Dog Kill", "Once Upon a Time in Xiangtang", etc.

Among them, the 16-episode TV series "The Big Tide", which reflects the reform of large state-owned enterprises, won the national "Five One Project" award, and the film "Reply from Heaven" created by the municipal cadre He Guofu won the Berlin International Film Festival International Award. Children's Youth Film Center Award.

The City Palace has been rated as a municipal civilized unit, a civilized unit of municipal government agencies, and a model workers’ cultural palace of the national trade union system.

Reference materials: Shanghai Local Chronicle Office-Municipal Workers’ Cultural Palace has won many awards