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Exploring the monumental Tiananmen and the treasures it holds Situated in the heart of Beijing, Tiananmen Square derives its name from the monumental Tiananmen, also known as the ‘Gate of Heavenly Peace’. The square is home to significant landmarks, including the Monument to the People’s Heroes, the Great Hall of the People, the National Museum […]

Palace Museum, also called Imperial Palace Museum, Chinese (Pinyin) Gugong Bowuyuan (“Ancient Palace Museum”), in Beijing, museum housed in the main buildings of the former Imperial Palaces (see also Forbidden City). It exhibits valuable objects from Chinese history. The palace consists of many separate halls and courtyards. The outer buildings of the palace became a museum in 1914, although the imperial family continued to live in the private apartments until 1924. In 1925, after the forme...

These 15 places in history you must visit will take you on a journey through time to the physical places and the monumental moments that shaped humanity.

The Palace Museum has 1.86 million pieces of cultural relic information resources and 850,000 pieces/sets of cultural relics images, and has collected and produced more than 1,500 high-precision three-dimensional models of cultural relics.

© Provided by Xinhua BEIJING, Feb. 26 (Xinhua) -- When visitors walk into the Palace Museum, they can see an architectural complex with many characteri

Feature: Palace Museum integrates Chinese culture, sci-tech-

BEIJING, Feb. 26 (Xinhua) -- When visitors walk into the Palace Museum, they can see an architectural complex with many characteristics of Chinese culture. But

Access to this vast complex of grand palaces, abundant gardens, and sacred pavilions was off limits to most of imperial Chinas people, who could only imagine...

A simple and straightforward walk through the heart of the Palace Museum at the Forbidden City.

Completed in 1421 in Beijing, China. As the heart of Imperial China from 1421 until 1912, the Forbidden City—a palatial complex in the center of Beijing—represented the divine authority...