紫禁城祥瑞 - 故宫出品 1.3

The Palace Museum's official product, released in 2014, offers an intriguing exploration of the auspicious symbols found within the Forbidden City, inviting readers to appreciate the royal culture depicted on the court treasures.

Main Features:

• Exquisite hand-drawn illustrations of auspicious beasts alongside a detailed map of the Forbidden City;
• Reading experience akin to enjoying a traditional Chinese painting scroll;
• Accessible background knowledge that enriches understanding;
• Ability to zoom in on selected items from the museum's extensive collection;
• Create personalized interpretations of the auspicious beasts and share them with friends.

About the Palace Museum:

Founded in 1925, the Palace Museum is situated within the former imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, known as the Forbidden City. This prestigious institution showcases an impressive array of ancient artworks, architectural marvels, and cultural artifacts. Its collection represents one of the largest and best-preserved examples of wooden palace architecture globally, along with a wealth of treasures from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Over time, the museum's holdings have been significantly enhanced through state allocations, public donations, and private contributions, culminating in a collection that exceeds 1.8 million items across various domains including paintings, artifacts, and historical documents. In 1961, it was designated as a key cultural heritage site by the State Council, and in 1987, it was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This interactive application offers a multifaceted view into classical Chinese culture through its captivating collection. As users explore its features and immersive illustrations against a backdrop of evocative soundtracks, they are transported to an era rich with artistic beauty and mythological mystery.