China Animation Museum is located at No. 375, Baimahu Road, Binjiang District, Hangzhou, the museum was completed and opened on June 26, 2021, covering an area of 2.77 hectares, with a main construction area of 30,382 square meters, with a theater, film and television area, library, audio-visual room, e-sports hall and other supporting functional areas.
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The China Animation Museum has four permanent exhibition halls, namely "Animation Your Reverie", "Animation Your Memories", "Animation Your Today" and "Animation Your Future". The exhibition hall has a large collection of animation collections, including original paintings, scripts, historical materials, publications, model peripherals, etc., totaling more than 20,000 pieces. These collections reflect the development of China's animation industry since its inception in the 30s of the last century. Among them, many well-known animation artists and institutions have donated valuable collections to the museum, such as Yan Dingxian, Lin Wenxiao, Qu Jianfang, Cai Yuanlan, Zhou Keqin, Yan Shanchun and other famous domestic animation artists, as well as Japanese cartoonist Eiichiro Oda and Hong Kong cartoonist Huang Yulang.
In addition to exhibitions, the China Animation Museum also holds various forms of activities, such as animation exhibitions, animation creation competitions, animation peripheral product exhibitions, animation lectures and seminars, etc. These activities aim to promote Chinese animation culture and promote the development and innovation of the animation industry. The museum also actively cooperates with well-known animation institutions and experts to collect collections from the whole society and continuously enrich the content of the collection.
The establishment of the China Animation Museum is of great significance to the history of Chinese animation, which provides a platform for the audience to fully understand and appreciate Chinese animation, and also provides a space for animation creators and scholars to communicate and research. Through the China Animation Museum, Chinese animation culture has been better disseminated and developed, and has made important contributions to the prosperity of China's animation industry.