Peering into Emperor Qianlong's Regal Splendor at the National Palace Museum in Taipei

Emperor Qianlong, one of the longest-reigning emperors in Chinese history, was also a passionate enthusiast of art and collecting. The exhibition at the National Palace Museum in Taipei showcases exquisite artifacts that narrate the luxurious lifestyle of the royal family during Qianlong's reign. From gold-thread embroidered dragon robes to porcelain, jade, and treasured paintings, each item reflects Qianlong's meticulous attention to detail. The most captivating feature is the simulated palace scene, which transports visitors back to the Qing dynasty's imperial court, immersing them in the majestic atmosphere of "the emperor's will, the world's provision." This exhibition is not just a display but a serene and opulent journey through time. 📍 Location: No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City (National Palace Museum)