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Taipei Palace Museum
台北故宫
National Palace Museum, Taipei: Song–Qing masterpieces, giant scrolls, and how collections travel in public view.
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Narcissus
Narcissus letters from Forbidden City flower albums
Emerald sleeves and yellow crowns—narcissus as a Palace Museum “flower letter” motif.
clear confession
Flower letter from the Forbidden City | Suichao Qing offering: elegant charm of vase flowers, peace and auspiciousness
Today is the first day of the Lunar New Year, "the first day of the first month is the dynasty of the year". At this time, the yuan will start again, ...
pine
Heavy Snow | Pines in the Forbidden City's paintings: uplifting the ground and rising to the sky, clear shade covered with green moss
On the fourteenth day of the winter month of the lunar calendar, there is heavy snowfall in the twenty-four solar terms. "The big one is full. So far, the ...
Taipei Palace Museum
The National Palace Museum in Taipei: 359 pieces of ceramics were sent for repair over the years
Three pieces of porcelain relics in the National Palace Museum in Taipei were damaged, and the storm continued to attract attention. On November 1, the National...
Wang Shizhen
Wang Shizhen and Plum in the Golden Vase
Taipei revisits Ming writer Wang Shizhen—and the revenge legend around Plum in the Golden Vase.
Taipei Palace Museum
Autumn Equinox: mountains in Forbidden City painting
Frost and turning leaves—autumn mountains as the Palace Museum paints the Autumn Equinox.
Song Dynasty
Song empress portraits and “they” in history writing
From Nanxun Hall Song consort images to how historical writing names—and erases—“they.”
Bailu
White Dew: reed geese in Forbidden City painting
Reed-wild geese as a White Dew motif—flight, season, and Palace Museum brushwork.
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Song insects hide in Taipei’s NPM grass show
Taipei NPM’s “Grass and Insects Hide and Seek”—Song-to-Qing close-ups of tiny painted lives.