A total of 125 items from the Palace Museum in Beijing related to Qing Dynasty Emperor Yongzheng (1678-1735) have gone on show at the new Fengxian Museum, which officially opened on Thursday. Hundreds of visitors arrived at the museum early for the grand opening of the first major museum on Shanghai’s southern outskirts. Admission is from 9am to 4pm, every day except for Mondays. The museum, designed by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, covers 20,000 square meters by the artificial Jinhai Lake. It will feature permanent exhibitions about urban planning and the history of Fengxian, which gained its name in the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC) when early residents in the area offered help to an apprentice of Confucius.