Kids break glass replica of Disney castle worth USD 64,000 in Shanghai Museum

Shanghai Museum of Glass in a post on Chinese microblogging site Weibo, on July 10, wrote that one of their prized exhibits has been accidentally broken by “two little visitors”.

As a kid, all of us have been through a time when our parents used to chide us for being too boisterous in public places in the fear that we might break something or for that matter hurt ourselves. Kids can be naughty and sometimes they may end up doing unwarranted things. Something similar happened in Shanghai Museum of Glass, where a prized exhibit on display was accidentally knocked down by two kids. Shanghai Museum of Glass in a post on Chinese microblogging site Weibo, on July 10, wrote that one of their prized exhibits has been accidentally broken by “two little visitors”. The incident took place in May this year. Two children had visited the museum with their parents and while they were playing, they climbed over to the exhibition barrier which housed the glass replica of Disney castle, Vice reported. The two kids knocked into the glass box encasing the prized exhibit and this shattered a portion of the glass castle.