Palace Museum’s 100th Anniversary: Landmark Draws Record Crowds
Beijing’s Palace Museum on the Chinese mainland celebrated its 100th anniversary, drawing record crowds to explore its UNESCO-listed wooden palace and 5,000-year-old history.
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