Aside from more than 200 seals featuring the natural and humanistic landscape of the these cultural heritage and the Beijing Central Axis, as well as their historical and cultural significance and architectural composition, the exhibits also include about 60 seals about Shanghai's development and culture, which were created by students, amateur engravers, among others.

The exhibition also features the gavel used by the President of the World Heritage Committee on July 27, 2024, when the World Heritage Committee deliberated on the approval of the Beijing Central Axis as a World Heritage Site.

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