'Celebrating the Spring Festival in the Forbidden City'to Experience the Royal Ttraditions

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摘要 The Palace Museum in Beijing, which is also known as the Forbidden City, was China s imperial palace from 1420 to 1911. Visitors who visiting the Palace Museum over 2019 Spring Festival will find something new and warm the moment they step through its front gate.

作者 Chu Xia

机构地区不详

出处《China & The World Cultural Exchange》 2019年第2期20-23,共4页 中外文化交流（英文版）

关键词 CELEBRATING the SPRING FESTIVAL the Forbidden City' VISITORS

分类号 G0 [文化科学]

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