Located in the center of Beijing, the Palace Museum is the royal palace of China in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it is also one of the largest and best-preserved ancient palace buildings in the world.

The Palace Museum was established in 1925, formerly known as the Qing Palace Treasures Exhibition Hall in the late Qing Dynasty. At that time, the treasures of the Qing royal family were transferred here for display and custody. Over time, these treasures gradually increased, forming a huge collection system.

The Palace Museum has a unique architectural style, which combines the characteristics of ancient palace buildings in China. It covers a vast area and has a rigorous architectural layout, with a total of 9999 houses. Here, visitors can enjoy a large number of cultural relics and works of art, including works in various fields such as ceramics, painting, calligraphy and jade.

As one of the most important cultural heritages in China, the Forbidden City attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists. Every year, millions of people come to China to learn about the history and culture of China. At the same time, the Palace Museum also undertakes the important task of protecting and studying cultural relics, providing valuable historical materials and academic research foundation for future generations.

The influence of the Palace Museum on later generations;

1. Protecting and Inheriting Cultural Heritage: As one of the most important cultural heritages in China, the Palace Museum is committed to protecting and inheriting ancient cultural relics and works of art in China. Through collection, research and exhibition, it provides an important way for future generations to understand and learn the history and culture of China.

2. Promote cultural exchanges and understanding: The Forbidden City has attracted a large number of domestic and foreign tourists and become an important platform for cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. Through exhibitions and activities, it has promoted exchanges and understanding between different cultures and enhanced friendship and cooperation among people of all countries.

3. Promote the development of tourism: As a famous tourist attraction in Beijing, the Palace Museum has played a positive role in promoting the development of tourism. Millions of tourists come to visit every year, which promotes the development of surrounding hotels, restaurants, transportation and other related industries.

4. Providing academic research foundation: The Palace Museum has a rich collection of cultural relics, which provides valuable research resources for scholars and researchers. Many important academic research achievements have benefited from the support and cooperation of the Palace Museum.

5. Promote Chinese cultural self-confidence: The Palace Museum shows the brilliant achievements of China ancient culture and highlights the cultural self-confidence of the Chinese nation. It has become a symbol of China people's pride, inspiring people to inherit and carry forward the spirit of China's excellent traditional culture.