Inventory of China's three major museums

Taipei's National Palace Museum Category: General Museum The Taipei National Palace Museum is a famous museum of Chinese history and culture and art history. It is located in Shuangxi, outside Shihlin town on the northern coast of Keelung, Taipei. It was built in 1962 and completed in the summer of 1965. For Chinese palace-style architecture, the main building is divided into four layers. The courtyard is plum-shaped, with white walls and green tiles. The pre-hospital square stands proudly with arches of six pillars. The building is grand and elegant, with ethnic features. There are more than 20 exhibition rooms in the hospital, and numerous cultural treasures are listed. The National Palace Museum of Taipei covers a total area of ​​about 16 hectares. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers. The imposing style and the Biwa yellow walls are full of traditional Chinese palace colors.

Beijing The Palace Museum Category: The Museum of Ancient Architecture The Beijing Palace Museum was established on October 10, 1925. The Palace Museum is located in the Forbidden City, Beijing's Forbidden City. It is a comprehensive Chinese museum established on the basis of the Ming and Qing dynasties' two generations of royal palaces and their collections. It is also China's largest ancient cultural and art museum. Its cultural relic collections mainly originate from the Qing dynasty palaces and are the first batch of national Patriotism demonstration base. Although some of the Qing imperial Tibetan relics were relocated to the Taipei Imperial Palace from 1948 to 1949, they were reclaimed by the private treasures of Puyi and received private donations. They also participated in archaeological excavations. The Palace Museum further enriched the collections after 1949. It has reached 1,807,558 pieces, of which 1,684,490 pieces of precious cultural relics, 115,491 pieces of general cultural relics, and 7,577 specimens cover almost the entire history of ancient Chinese civilization and almost all types of cultural objects. Nanjing Museum Category: History Museum Nanjing Museum was formerly known as Cai Yuanpei et al in 1933. The National Central Museum, which was built to build, was originally planned to build three halls of “humanities,” “crafts,” and “natural.” Because of the current situation, only the “Humanities Pavilion” was built, which is now the main hall of the Nanjing Museum. The building is modeled after the Liao Dynasty Palace. It was designed by the famous architect Xu Jingzhi. It was modified by the architect Liang Sicheng and is the main building of the museum. The entire hall is majestic and magnificent. It is a masterpiece in the history of modern architecture. The structure of the building is designed and built according to the “Creation Law”. Some of the details and decorations are both inherited from the Tang and Song relics. The Nanjing Museum is the second largest museum in China and one of the three major museums in China. It was the earliest museum in China. It is a large-scale comprehensive provincial history and art museum, a national comprehensive history art museum, and a national key museum. The second phase of the Nanjing Museum has been completed. After the reconstruction and expansion, the “one-hospital six-hall” pattern has emerged, namely the history hall, the special exhibition hall, the digital hall, the art gallery, the non-heritage hall, and the ** hall.