每当朝霞勾勒出淡淡的城市轮廓线的时候,上海公安博物馆那朝东开着的大门,便率先开始迎接那充满生机和活力的清晨第一缕阳光。于是,在这幢大楼里珍藏着的从1854年开始记录的上海警察历史,便穿越一个半世纪的时光隧道鲜活起来。上海公安博物馆建成开放至今已近六年,作为国内首座以公安(警察)发展历史为主题的行业博物馆,收藏了从晚清至今公安(警察)行业的中外文物藏品一万多件。我曾经在为一个古生物展作序时写到:虽说逝去的时光是无形的,但眼前这些曾经鲜活过的生命是有形的。地球上生命的演化深邃而又浅显,古老而又清晰,而连接亘古和现代的链条,正是这些曾经鲜活过的古生物化石。同样,上海公安博物馆珍藏着的诸多文物精品,就把上海一个半世 Every time North Korea outlined a touch of urban outline, the Shanghai Public Security Museum that opened the door to the east, they first began to greet that full of vitality and vitality of the first ray of sunshine in the morning. As a result, the history of the Shanghai police, recorded in this building from 1854, passed through a half-century time tunnel. As the first industrial museum in China with the history of police (police) development, Shanghai Museum of Public Security has been collecting nearly 10,000 pieces of Chinese and foreign cultural relics from the late Qing dynasty to the present day in the police (police) industry. When I wrote an order for a paleontological exhibit, I wrote: Although the passage of time is invisible, the lives of those once alive are immediate. The evolution of life on Earth is deep and simple, ancient and clear, and it is these once-lived fossils of paleontology that link ancient and modern chains. Similarly, the Shanghai Museum of Public Security collection of many relics boutique, put Shanghai a half-century