National Palace in Taipei

The forgotten master of the Republic of China: During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, a large number of ancient books were snatched from the occupied areas, and the National Palace in Taipei was also supported
Jiang Fuxuan Ancient National Central Library National Palace in Taipei The Forbidden City in Beijing museum
05-10
Taipei National Palace 21 pieces of Ru kiln appreciation
Ru kiln National Palace in Taipei celadon chinaware Great Wedd Foundation
04-06
Appreciate the spiritual feelings of the National Palace in Taipei, China
imperial palace National Palace in Taipei Mao Gongding Dongpo meat
02-20
The best of Taipei's National Palace - exquisite cultural relics (HD)
cultural relic National Palace in Taipei imperial palace Hang Liwu Kiln Taiwan
02-17
Emperor Huizong of Song was a great poet, painter, and calligrapher. "Drawing of two birds in Lamei" is hidden in the National Palace Museum in Taipei. The two "white-headed men" in the painting allude to the love of husband and wife, and the white head is old. Thin gold inscription poem: mountain fowl
Great National Palace in Taipei Back husband and wife Bald Colorful Hibiscus brocade butterfly poet Future generations
02-10
The national treasure "frozen cabbage" is too realistic, comparable to the treasure of the National Palace Museum in Taipei, and was treated as a bad cabbage when it was found
found National Palace in Taipei national treasure Treasure
01-20
The legend of jade cabbage in the National Palace museum in Taipei, when he married the imperial concubine, is now a cut to witness historical changes
Jade cabbage National Palace in Taipei National Palace Museum, Taipei jadeite Grasshoppers Mao Gongding
01-18
Chiang Kai-shek fled to Taiwan, so why didn't he remove all the cultural relics? Look at his illiterate secretaries
Chiang Kai-shek cultural relic Taiwan The Forbidden City in Beijing National Palace in Taipei
01-17
When Chiang Kai-shek came to Taiwan, why didn't he remove all the treasures? They all blamed him for having a bunch of illiterate secretaries
Chiang Kai-shek Taiwan cultural relic The Forbidden City in Beijing National Palace in Taipei
01-04
Tang Xuanzong's only heirloom ink was actually written to a flock of birds!
Lee Long-ki Ode to the Wagtail National Palace in Taipei Wang Wenzhi
01-02
Artron's view | the National Palace in Taipei exhibited Pu Xinshe's calligraphy and paintings: Why is he called the last stroke of literati painting?
Pu Xinshe National Palace in Taipei Literati painting Painting Artron exhibit Three musts Zhou abandoned plum blossom painter
12-25