The Priceless Treasures In The Forbidden City

The Forbidden City (Beijing, China) has its own museum with a huge collection. In particular, many valuable items are not on display to the public.The priceless treasures in the Forbidden City, the Forbidden City, are world-famous not only for its enormous architectural scale, but also because more than 9,900 rooms with countless some cultural artifacts from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The Palace Museum, established in 1925 in the Forbidden City, houses more than a million valuable items related to China's monarchs, including offerings from neighboring countries and treasures. royal items

. Emperor Qianlong's Cac Vinh: This golden wine goblet was requested by King Qianlong to be crafted for his 30th birthday (1793). The words "Kim an eternity" are engraved on the cup as a wish to the Qing Dynasty for ever. The mug is 12 5 cm high, with a radius of 8 cm and finely carved, fitted with pearls and diamonds.



Truong Thua lacquer disc: Truong Thua is a famous lacquer sculptor of the Nguyen Dynasty. His works are considered treasures. The lacquered disc in the Forbidden City is 3.3 cm high, 19.2 cm wide, engraved with clouds both inside and outside and painted in all black. Song Dynasty jade: Made from marble, this seal is a masterpiece made in the Song Dynasty. The top of the seal is carved into the shape of dragons, clouds, and waves In the Qing Dynasty, the seal was engraved with a poem by Emperor Qianlong.



Enameled bronze incense burner: This incense burner is decorated with a lotus motif and has an ivory handle. Twelve chrysanthemum flowers are drawn on a green background and ancient incense. This treasure has a harmonious color, a masterpiece of blue magic (enameled bronze). Photo: Christie’s.The painting of "The Qing Dynasty": This is a classic Chinese painting, the work of Truong Trach Doan - famous painter of the Song Dynasty. This masterpiece is more than 5 m long, depicting the lives of people on the Bien Ha lineage during the gravesite ceremony. Painting features 500 characters with different outfits and activities. Photo: Travelrightway.



Card uniform: This letter was written to visit a friend who was sick 1,700 years ago by the scholar Luc Co of the Wei Xun dynasty. This is a work of calligraphy typical of the development of cursive. Black lacquer watch: This is the most valuable artifact in the museum's watch collection. This treasure is 185 cm high and 102 cm wide. It took the artisans of the Qianlong Dynasty five years to complete the watch, mainly focusing on crafting the most perfect seven-hour engine and ringing systems. The painting of magpie and plum blossoms: The woven silk painting is considered to be the most perfect form in the silk industry. The colored silk threads knit together to form a desired shape. With a length of 104 cm and a width of 36 cm, the picture of magpie and plum blossoms is considered to be typical of silk paintings in the Southern Song period.



Photo: Travelrightway. Red enameled pottery: This vase was made at the request of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. Treasures are prized for their excellent workmanship and rare ingredients. The heart of the vase is white and the outer shell has a thick layer of dark red enamel. Photo: Travelrightway, Binh A Huc: This hexagonal copper vase is used to store wine. The jar weighs 21.4 kg, is 38 cm wide and 45.5 cm high.



The four sides have handles that are shaped like an elephant's head and decorated with the image of legendary animals. The body of the vase has a dragon, animal, and thunder motif. Photo: Travelrightway. According to Hoang Linh / Zing news ***.

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