After almost a decade of meticulous research and careful work, the Hall of Mental Cultivation at Beijing's Palace Museum in the Chinese mainland has reopened to the public this month. 🎉🏯
Once the private living and governing space of Qing Dynasty emperors, the hall now welcomes visitors into its beautifully restored chambers. From the lacquered beams to the vibrant wall paintings, every detail has been brought back to life, offering a rare, immersive glimpse into imperial court life.
Inside, you'll find 1,020 artifacts on display: royal robes, ritual vessels, imperial seals, and intricately painted screens that once framed the emperor's daily agenda. Each piece tells a story of power, tradition, and artistry, preserved for a new generation to explore and appreciate.
If you've ever dreamed of walking in an emperor's footsteps or diving into the Chinese mainland's rich heritage, this is your chance to experience history firsthand. The Hall of Mental Cultivation is now ready to inspire and amaze—so grab your friends and step back in time! ✨
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Inside the restored Hall of Mental Cultivation at Palace Museum
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