English for cultural relics in the Forbidden City
"Cultural Relic in the Forbidden City" or "Cultural Relic in the Palace Museum". In international exchanges and exhibition situations, these expressions can be used to introduce the cultural relics collected by the Forbidden City. For example, in the relevant exhibition of the China-France Cultural and Cultural Year, when it comes to the cultural relics of the Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles, such English expressions may be used to convey relevant information to the international audience. Read more exciting novels for free
The Forbidden City will expand the cultural relics exhibition area
The Palace Museum North Campus Project was under construction. Its total construction area (second bid section) exceeded 60,000 square meters. It carried the important mission of expanding the exhibition space and number of cultural relics in the Palace Museum. The construction of this project would help the Palace Museum expand the cultural relics exhibition area. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
A panoramic view of the history of the cultural relics of the Forbidden City moving south
The relocation of the cultural relics of the Palace Museum to the south was a great cultural relic protection operation organized by the Palace Museum during the Republic of China. ** 1. The virtual and real in the background of the southward migration ** 1. ** Void: A potential threat under the dark clouds of war ** - In the early 1930s, the international situation was in turmoil, and Japan was eyeing China. After the "September 18th Incident" broke out in 1931, the cultural tragedy of the burning of the Yuanmingyuan and the bombing of the Commercial Press came first, and the cultural relics of the Forbidden City faced a huge potential threat. Although this threat had not directly descended on the cultural relics of the Forbidden City, the dark clouds of war had already shrouded the Forbidden City, making the people of the Forbidden City realize that they must take action to protect these treasures that carried thousands of years of Chinese civilization. 2. ** Reality: The direct driving force behind the fall of Shanhaiguan ** - On January 31, 1933, Shanhaiguan fell, which became the direct driving force for the cultural relics of the Forbidden City to move south. The board of directors of the Palace Museum decided to transport some of the cultural relics of the Palace Museum to Shanghai in batches, because once the Japanese army invaded further, the cultural relics of the Palace Museum were likely to be plundered or destroyed. ** 2. The virtual and real in the process of moving south ** 1. ** Void: Spiritual legend of cultural relics ** - In the process of moving south, there was a saying that the cultural relics had spirits. Every time the cultural relics were transported away, the place would be bombed. Although this statement was somewhat mysterious and had no scientific basis, it also reflected people's feelings about the cultural relics being able to survive. 2. ** Reality: Carefully organized and difficult transportation ** - The packing work was meticulous and difficult. There was a special method to pack all kinds of cultural relics such as thin porcelain and heavy stone drums. Starting from the night of February 5th, 1933, the first batch of cultural relics from the Palace Museum, 2118 boxes, was shipped from Shenwumen Square. By May 15th, five batches of cultural relics were shipped away, totaling 13427 boxes and 64 bags. These cultural relics included more than 9000 paintings and calligraphy, more than 7000 pieces of porcelain, and more than 2600 pieces of bronze ware, bronze mirrors, and bronze seals. - The transportation route was complicated. The cultural relics were first transported to Shanghai and stored in the Shanghai office of the Palace Museum on Alpei Road (now South Shaanxi Road) in the French concession in Shanghai. At the same time, a cultural relics warehouse was built in Chaotian Palace in Nanjing. The cultural relics stored in Shanghai in 1936 were moved to the new warehouse in Nanjing in five batches. After the July 7 Incident in 1937, the cultural relics of the Forbidden City moved south and the cultural relics of the National Central Museum were transported to Sichuan in three ways. Ba County stored 80 boxes, Emei County stored 7287 boxes, and Leshan County stored 9331 boxes. Transportation used trains, cars, ships and other means of transportation. In the turbulent war environment, the people of the Forbidden City overcame many difficulties to ensure the safety of cultural relics. - During the process of moving south, the cultural relics were also exhibited abroad twice. They participated in the exhibition in Britain and the Soviet Union respectively. On the one hand, it showcased China's rich cultural heritage. On the other hand, it also reflected the diverse efforts of the Forbidden City people in the process of moving south, letting the world understand China's long-standing civilization. ** 3. The Reality and Illusion in the Results of Moving to the South ** 1. ** Void: The symbol of national spirit contained in cultural relics ** - These cultural relics had now become the symbol of the Chinese national spirit. They were like solemn and quiet Buddhist statues, representing the power of the victims to transcend the suffering spirit of reality, casting people's beautiful wishes for the future, symbolizing the brilliance and sublimity of the rebirth of Chinese civilization. In this sense, the spiritual content carried by cultural relics was an invisible but incomparably powerful force. 2. ** Reality: Final destination and preservation status of cultural relics ** - In 1946, three cultural relics (Ba County, Emei County and Leshan County) were first concentrated in Chongqing and transported back to Nanjing in 1947. From the end of 1948 to the beginning of 1949, 2972 boxes of cultural relics were shipped to Taiwan and stored in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan. More than 10,000 boxes of cultural relics left in Nanjing after 1951 were transported back to the Palace Museum. The remaining 2221 boxes were left in the Nanjing warehouse and belonged to the Nanjing Museum. Today, these cultural relics that were once displaced were quietly displayed in major museum, silently telling the extraordinary years of moving south. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Ruzhou City Cultural Relics
Ruzhou City had a long history and rich cultural resources. Ruzhou City had a total of 10 national key cultural relics protection units, namely Fengxue Temple and Talin Forest, Zhanggongxiang kiln site, Faxing Temple Pagoda, Ruzhou Confucian Temple, Meishan Ruins, Yanhedian kiln site, Lilou Ruins, Donggou Kiln Ruins, Houwan Taishan Temple, and Yan Village Ruins. The approval and announcement dates were as follows: On January 13,1988, the State Council approved and announced that Fengxue Temple and Talin Forest were the third batch of national key cultural relics protection units; On May 25,2006, Zhanggongxiang kiln site, Faxing Temple Pagoda and Ruzhou Confucian Temple were approved and announced by the State Council as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units; On March 5,2013, Meishan site, Yanhedian kiln site and Lilou site were approved and announced by the State Council as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units; On October 16,2019, Donggou Kiln Ruins, Houwan Taishan Temple and Yan Village Ruins were approved and announced by the State Council as the eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. Ruzhou City has a total of 20 cultural relics protection sites in Henan Province, including Dazhang Ruins, Zhongshanzhai Ruins, Qingyang Old City, Miaoshui Temple, Front and Back Households Ruins, Guanzhuang Old City, Ruzhou Evangelical Hall, Lai 'an Stronghold, Wan'an West Stronghold, Houwan Xiaoan Bridge, Banzha Bridge, Banzha Ancient Buildings, Sanshan Peifeng Tower, Ningguo Temple, Yanglou Xu Family's old house, Linru County Anti-Japanese County Government's former site, Zhaozhuang irrigation station, Hedong kiln site, Sigou kiln site, Daruhuachi Harulu Cemetery, etc. These units were approved and announced by the Henan Province People's Government in different batches. Ruzhou City also had 22 cultural relics protection units in Pingdingshan City, such as Zhangwan Ruins, Hetang Ruins, Maozhai Ruins, Gudongkou Ruins, Lilou Ruins, etc. The verification and announcement work was also completed by Pingdingshan Municipal People's Government in different batches. These cultural relics covered ancient sites, ancient buildings, ancient tombs, cave temples and stone carvings, modern and important historical sites and representative buildings, reflecting the development and cultural heritage of Ruzhou City in various historical periods. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Man steals 1.5 billion cultural relics from the Forbidden City with Lightness Skill
There were no specific details about how the man used his lightness skill to steal 1.5 billion cultural relics from the Forbidden City. Therefore, he could not provide a definite answer.
Xinyi Cultural Relics Ancient City
Xinyi Ancient City was located in Bafang Village, Zhenlong Town, Xinyi City, Maoming, Guangdong Province. It was built in the fourth year of Wude of Tang Dynasty (621) and served as the seat of the county until 1952. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, it served as the seat of Douzhou Prefecture for more than 430 years, so it was also called "Douzhou Ancient City". It had a history of more than 1400 years. There are many cultural relics and historical sites preserved here, such as the Dahong Kingdom's Royal Palace (School Palace), which was built in 1354 AD. In the 11th year of Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty (1861), it was built for Chen Jinjiang, the leader of the Guangdong Heaven and Earth Society. There are some buildings such as the Dacheng Hall, the East and West Corridor, and the Dacheng Gate. In 1990, it was listed as a provincial cultural relic protection unit. The Gate of Civilization was built in the 18th year of Jiaqing of Qing Dynasty (1813). It was 24 meters opposite the school palace, 14 meters wide and 30 meters high. It was the only gate preserved in the thousand-year-old city. In 1984, it was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Maoming City. There were also 13 well-preserved ancient academies centered on the school palace. The ancient academy group reflected that this place had been the academic center of southwest Guangdong for generations, which greatly promoted the political, cultural and educational development of southwest Guangdong. In addition, Xinyi is also the county (city) with the most unearthed bronze drums in Guangdong Province. The unearthed bronze drum of the Western Zhou Dynasty is now the treasure of the museum of Guangdong Province. Xinyi also has six provincial cultural relics protection units, including the former site of the palace of Dahong State, Qifeng Academy, the former residence of Ling 18, the memorial building of the Xie family's Anti-Japanese War, the former site of the headquarters of the Huaixiang Uprising, and a batch of ancient buildings such as the Xisangong Temple. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Kashgar City Cultural Relics Bureau
The Kashgar City Culture, Sports, Radio, Television, and tourism bureau (Kashgar City Cultural Relics Bureau) had a list of rights and responsibilities, but no more detailed information about its functions, organizational structure, and so on. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
City-level cultural relics protection site
Different regions had different city-level cultural relics protection sites. For example, Chongqing City announced 444 cultural relics protection units above the municipal level; Guiyang City announced seven batches of municipal cultural relics protection units; Panzhou has many municipal cultural relics protection sites, such as Danxia Mountain Huguo Temple, Pufu Temple, etc., which cover ancient buildings, ancient ruins, cave temples and stone carvings, etc. The time of announcement and the units responsible for management are also different. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
353 new cultural relics discovered in the cultural relics survey
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English translation for the Forbidden City
The English translation of the Forbidden City was "the Palace Museum" or "the Forbidden City." Translated as: Palace of Pleasure, the novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Rebirth Cultural Relics
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