"哎呀媽呀，我們家好酥胡~~"

　　見此狀，新加坡的貓咪飄來一句：“小樣兒，還住家呢？我們都住博物館啦~”

　　小伙伴們表示驚呆了......

　　神馬？連貓咪都住博物館啦。不是我不明白，這世界變化快啊~~

　　今天新的一期【環(huán)球明信片】就讓小編帶領(lǐng)小伙伴們?nèi)ス涔洫{城貓咪博物館！領(lǐng)略下貓咪們高大上的生活�。ńㄗh先看視頻，再看文稿！英語學(xué)習(xí)效果翻倍�。�

　　溫馨提示：請在Wifi的環(huán)境下觀看視頻，土豪請隨意~

　　【視頻文稿】

　　On the aptly named Purvis Street in the heart of Singapore's city centre, the three-storey Lion City Kitty cat museum features multi-media exhibits that showcase a variety of cat-themed artwork and various items of feline kitsch.

　　It also has a Cat History wall that pays tribute to the colourful history of Singapore cats.

　　The wall traces the origins of local Singapore cats today, which also reflect part of Singapore history.

　　Another wall at the museum is adorned with different interpretations of cats by a group of local artists.

　　But the true star attractions are the feline residents that call it home.

　　Visitors can interact and play with real cats on the two upper floors of the museum, the Muse Gallery and The Mansion.

　　The Lion City Kitty Cat museum is the brainchild of Jessica Seet, a former local radio news presenter and a cat lover herself.

　　She funded the museum entirely by herself and set up in less than two months in the building where she also runs a voice training company.

　　The museum's name is an affectionate term for the resident cats.

　　Seet wants the museum to be a place that pays tribute to the colourful history of the local cats and also raises public concern over the welfare of animals.

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