Operating under the official title of "The Palace Museum," the Forbidden City (also known as the Imperial Palace) has been a place of wonder and mystery for more than 500 years. This massive ...
British academic and diplomat Reginald Fleming Johnston (1874–1938) published Twilight in the Forbidden City in 1934. The work is a memoir of Johnston's time in Beijing between 1919 and 1924, at the ...
Versailles and Forbidden City joint exhibition a sign of past exchanges and possible future strengthening of ties, experts ...
When an ordinary girl Rain picks up a mysterious gem in the Forbidden City, she accidentally opens a portal and wanders into the World of Mythic Monsters, a parallel realm where monsters, gods and ...
Rick Owens, along with his wife Michele Lamy and two other designers, were denied entry into China's Forbidden City, an ...
With lavish pageantry and an uncharacteristic personal flourish, Chinese President Xi Jinping rolled out a red carpet welcome for US President Donald Trump at the Forbidden City, the ancient home ...
Social media user Lu Xiaobao posted photos of herself, a friend and her car in the empty Forbidden City in Beijing. Although she has since deleted them, they quickly went viral and people urged ...
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Just north of the square lies the Imperial Palace (Gugong), also known as the Forbidden City as it was the private dwelling of the Ming and Qing emperors, their huge families and 70,000 eunuchs.
Unhappy visitors have long complained about pro photographers carrying around bulky equipment and marking off areas to stage ...
Exhibition offers new ways to discover the two cultures, says Laurent Salome, director of the National Museum of the Palaces ...
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