Sneak Peek! Yongle Palace Cultural Relics and Digital Art Exhibition!

Get a sneak peek of the National Library's annual exhibition, "The Art of the Divine: Yongle Palace Cultural Relics and Digital Art Exhibition." It's truly breathtaking! The huge glazed chiwen on the roof ridge of the Chongyang Hall is stunning! The interactive light and shadow of the four seasons and the glazed chiwen and main ridge of the Sanqing Hall blend together, making me feel like I'm in a dream that transcends time and space. The craftsmanship from 700 years ago is brought to life by the flowing light and shadow! ❤️ Must-see highlights of the exhibition: ✅ A collection of important cultural relics 146 precious cultural relics, including several first-class cultural relics, are on display! The stone coffin of Song Defang, the founder of Yongle Palace and the "Heavenly Master" of the Quanzhen Sect, is on public display for the first time. His story is a key clue to the history of Yongle Palace. The "Wuliang Duren Shangpin Miao Sutra" and the "Taiqing Fenglu Sutra," two first-class cultural relics, are reunited after 700 years, making cultural relic enthusiasts scream with excitement! ✅ The pinnacle of Yuan Dynasty murals "Chaoyuan Tu" Immersive Theater: Digitally restored to showcase the style of 286 deities in the "Chaoyuan Tu," allowing you to experience the "wind moving across the wall" in the universe of deities. It's an experience that will definitely go viral! "Five Dragons Supporting the Sage" Mural: The scene of the Xuanwu Emperor ascending to heaven with five dragons is unbelievably beautiful and is a top masterpiece of Yuan Dynasty religious murals. ✅ Digital restoration of Yongle Palace from 700 years ago VR Large Space Exploration: Put on the equipment and freely explore Yongle Palace from 700 years ago, with the details of Yuan Dynasty architecture fully restored! Four Seasons Yongle Interactive Space: The beauty of the four seasons and the glazed main ridge of the Sanqing Hall are beautifully intertwined, conveying the artistic charm that transcends time and space! ✨ Star items among the cultural relics Wuliang Duren Shangpin Miao Sutra Taiqing Fenglu Sutra, Volume 1, written by Wuzhu Zhenren White marble statue of Lü Dongbin Glazed chiwen of the Sanqing Hall Imperial edict for universal salvation Central beam of the front eaves of the Sanqing Hall Glazed main ridge and east and west chiwen of the Sanqing Hall Exhibition dates: January 12, 2025 – August 31, 2025 Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays) Exhibition venue: Exhibition Halls 3 and 4, National Museum of Classic Books