A Panoramic View of the Forbidden City, Exhibits Royal Antique Clocks and Jewelry| Museum of China

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2020
  • Most of the treasures of the Qing dynasty collected by the Palace Museum were made by the Forbidden City, the institution in charge of creation, and some were made by local officials during the New Year's Festival. Most of these treasures replace precious materials such as gold, silver, jade, emerald, pearls and various gemstones. They are designed and manufactured by famous craftsmen from all over the world. They use their ingenuity and spare no effort to produce a single tool over many years. The craftsmanship represents the time. The highest level. In application, activities in various fields such as court rules and rituals, religious rituals, daily life and leisure entertainment are widely involved. Everywhere shows the supremacy and dignity of imperial power, and the grace and elegance of the royal family, which reflect the details of that era. Style.
    The significance of Qing Dynasty palace treasures today has far exceeded the value of pure materials and craftsmanship. They reflect the profound and profound heritage of traditional Chinese culture, are a vivid portrayal of that period of history, and are the brilliance of the national spirit. Gems.
    The Clock and Watch Museum of the Palace Museum currently exhibits 82 fine clocks and watches in the Palace Museum, including 21 Chinese watches and 61 foreign watches. Of the 82 watches and clocks, 20 watches are exhibited for the first time. The exhibition shows the situation of the Qing Dynasty clocks collected by the Palace Museum through six units of Qing Palace Clocks, Guangzhou Clocks, British Clocks, French Clocks, Swiss Clocks, Multinational Clocks and two scenes. Although the area of ​​the new exhibition hall and the number of exhibits have been reduced compared with that of Fengxian Hall, how did the exquisite and representative works in the original watch museum be retained in the new watch museum? For example, the famous gilded bronze writing man clock, the gilded bronze elephant pull chariot watch and other "star" clocks are still in the past.
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Комментарии • 28

  • @user-qh2lh8sw3t
    @user-qh2lh8sw3t 2 года назад +4

    看到北京故宮館藏的金碧輝煌.我突然了解台北故宮當初的挑選.並不是挑哪些貴重黃金或珠寶的.而是具有文史藝術意義的.當初台北故宮這些館藏為了要躲避戰爭.搬太多黃金珠寶反而會被搶.台北故宮70萬件是精選.但北京這些館藏合在一起看才能了解清朝或這些歷代皇帝的收藏量是多龐大.兩岸合在一起看才是國家寶藏.合在一起的時候連大英博物館都甘拜下風

    • @user-jk4yg8tm2j
      @user-jk4yg8tm2j Год назад +1

      大部分北京故宫的精品是清末民国流落民间的清宫旧藏。是被“收”上来的,或者名人捐的。

    • @mwg6050
      @mwg6050 Год назад +1

      所谓精选老蒋逃跑时根本来不及挑选,箱子太多了,搬到哪些就是哪些。

    • @user-qh2lh8sw3t
      @user-qh2lh8sw3t Год назад +1

      @@mwg6050 還是有挑.知名文物書法類的都在台灣.挑著打包走

    • @user-bi1hr7hs1p
      @user-bi1hr7hs1p Год назад

      很多都是新中国成以后搞建设的时候发掘或者有钱人买回来的 蒋介石能拿的可是没手软😂😂😂

  • @yeenintam4716
    @yeenintam4716 2 года назад +5

    親愛的 中國故宮博物館 ❤️
    有幸看到宏偉的北京故宮博物館 珍貴稀有的藝術品 🌹 覺得十分幸福 🌹從中國香港來的祝福 💌

  • @user-dj9pi5zy2r
    @user-dj9pi5zy2r 3 года назад +4

    之前看過「我在故宮修文物」
    看完才知道這些文物能有現在的樣貌都是文物修復師的用心和時間換來的

    • @MuseumofChina
      @MuseumofChina  3 года назад +2

      大多数修复师都是终其一生钻研这一件事。

  • @user-nz5dv4qf1w
    @user-nz5dv4qf1w 2 года назад +1

    拍的畫質細膩可惜沒字幕介紹不知是啥東西

  • @user-nz4yd3iu4t
    @user-nz4yd3iu4t 3 года назад

    멋찝니다

  • @bonbonmichele5017
    @bonbonmichele5017 3 года назад +1

    A fact: many palaces in the palace museum are not open to tourists. Which makes this city more mysterious and appealing.

    • @MuseumofChina
      @MuseumofChina  3 года назад

      Yes, and the exhibits you see that are different when you go to the Forbidden City each time.

    • @hanlinwang6039
      @hanlinwang6039 3 года назад

      Well, many scholars and antiquarian work in those palaces do not open for tourists. Some of the exhibits are seriously damaged due to the long history, they have to repair them based on the history and their knowledge.
      ruclips.net/video/1YjSCM4nurI/видео.html
      Sorry for no English subtitles.

  • @chenghowkiat7619
    @chenghowkiat7619 Год назад

    古董古董,故宫故宫,
    古人董玩,故人宫殿,
    古人故人,宫殿玩董。
    (意思是故宫卖买古董)啦,嗨呀。

  • @user-zb9lc9mu3c
    @user-zb9lc9mu3c 3 года назад +3

    外觀去北京 看文物去台北

    • @MuseumofChina
      @MuseumofChina  3 года назад +3

      台北故宫的确很多精品呀

    • @nguyenphu8355
      @nguyenphu8355 3 года назад +3

      只希望我國文物早日歸國,島回不回無所謂

    • @user-zb9lc9mu3c
      @user-zb9lc9mu3c 3 года назад +5

      @@nguyenphu8355文物 放在台北 比較安全~

    • @nguyenphu8355
      @nguyenphu8355 3 года назад +1

      @@user-zb9lc9mu3c 民進黨這種奴顔婢膝對外搖尾乞憐的東西不值得信任

    • @user-zb9lc9mu3c
      @user-zb9lc9mu3c 3 года назад +3

      @san 我帶過無數大陸團來台北故宮
      拜訪完台北故宮 1~2線城市的人只會說 謝謝你們保留古物 3~4~5線的人會說你們偷了我們的東西
      你的言論告訴我 你是5線大陸人 野蠻人比較適合你

  • @Qalblozeh2023
    @Qalblozeh2023 Год назад

    中國古代文物