Located in Shenzhen's OCT, He Xiangning Art Museum is China's first national-level art museum named after an individual, opened in 1997. Dedicated to He Xiangning—a distinguished painter, social activist, and pioneer of modern Chinese art—the museum houses the world's largest collection of her works, including iconic ink paintings of lions, tigers, plum blossoms, and landscapes. These pieces blend traditional Chinese brushwork with profound patriotism and noble character.

With an elegant grey-and-white architectural style, it features three floors of exhibitions, showcasing her 60-year artistic journey, along with rotating shows of women's art, overseas Chinese art, and contemporary creations. A cultural gem where history meets art, it offers a unique insight into China's modern art and revolutionary spirit.