1, Shanghai Jing 'an Temple Jewelry Antique City. This market is a large-scale antique trading market in Shanghai at present. It has been listed in the antique market supported by the Shanghai Cultural Management Committee, with a total area of over1.2000 square meters. At present, nearly 100 merchants from all over the country, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, have signed contracts to settle in, covering jade porcelain, wood carving and stone carving, antique calligraphy and painting, antique furniture and European antiques. "Jing 'an Temple Jewelry and Antique City" is unique in scale and products. The opening of this antique city not only effectively enlivens Shanghai's antique market, but also greatly enriches Shanghai's jewelry culture.

2. Nanjing West Road Kistler Antique Market. The market is located in the middle section of the bustling Nanjing West Road, covering an area of 10000 square meters. It is a super-large city antique cultural relics market integrating strange stones, antique cultural relics, famous calligraphy and painting, arts and crafts and flower and bird viewing. It has added a good place for Shanghai residents' cultural consumption such as urban leisure, home furnishings and antique collection.

3. Treasure Hall. The Treasure Hall is close to the west of the Treasure Hall, and it is also a rented antique market on the old street in Shanghai. Established at the end of 1997. Although the Treasure Hall has only one floor and dozens of shops, the scale is far less than that of the Treasure Hall, but the owners here operate many more varieties and categories than the Treasure Hall (the Treasure Hall features stalls on Saturday and Sunday). Most owners started from the market stalls on Fu You Road, with quite old qualifications, complicated management methods and high taste in antique management, and the old ones are much more than the new ones.