The Palace Museum has a rich history that spans both antiquity and the current era. On December 8, a video was published on YouTube by Modern Express, a reputable Chinese news outlet (https://youtu.be/M3jKEEa75qo). In the early winter of this year, three young individuals from Beijing, Hong Kong, and Taiwan visited the Palace Museum in Beijing, the Palace Museum in Hong Kong, and the Palace Museum in Taipei to begin a discussion with national treasures.

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The most wonderful time of year has arrived, and the Palace Museum in Beijing is where it all begins. Marvelous carvings and paintings adorn the walls and ceilings, while golden tiles and crimson walls add a splash of colour. With over 1.8 million objects and collections, this museum easily takes the cake as China’s largest. Lotus and Crane Rectangular Pots, a Gold Inlaid Jewel Eared Stove with a Crown, a Painting of a Riverbank During Qingming Festival, etc. Each artefact of cultural significance has its own special allure because of its connection to the past. Beijing native Wang Yawei is observing intently, clearly captivated by the historical artefacts on display.

“It’s a lot of laughs.” Alan Yu, a young man from Hong Kong, plays with the Eight Horses at the Hong Kong Palace Museum by the water. An esteemed Qing Dynasty court painter, Lang Shining’s “The Emperor and the Empress” has enjoyed international renown for quite some time.

Source: Prnewswire