The "Pseudo-Manchurian Museum" is the last emperor's palace in China's history. It has now become a site for exhibition hall and an important patriotic education base. Although the Puppet Palace is not as solemn as the traditional Chinese palace, it is not as grand and magnificent as the Western Palace. However, there are both old Chinese-style porch houses, Chinese-Japanese-style temples, and European-style buildings. The entire architectural style is unique. This Puppet Manchurian Palace witnessed the daily life of China's last emperor Pu Yi and witnessed a long of history.