When it comes to the competition in the field of art, compared with the ones in Europe and America, not to mention the old British Empire, Australia is a bit shy. But the New South Wales Art Gallery in Sydney is still worth a visit. After all, there are Van Gogh, Monet, Rubens and Picasso's originals, and compared to the overcrowded famous museums, there is simply a place to for illusion. The Art Gallery of New South Wales is next to the Royal Botanic Gardens, which are mainly composed of works of Australian native art from the 19th and 20th centuries – to be honest, the standards of these works are not too high. The treasure of the town hall is the works of the masters of Picasso and Monet and Van Gogh placed near the entrance. By the way, there is also a Chinese porcelain museum, which mainly houses some Song Jin and porcelain artifacts from the Ming and Qing Dynasties.