Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo

The Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum, a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, is located at No. 5 Guangfu North Road, Kuancheng District, Changchun City, Jilin Province. It was formerly the official office of the Jiheiyu Transportation Bureau, which managed the salt affairs of Jilin and Heilongjiang during the Republic of China. It covers an area of 25.05 million square meters and a construction area of 13.7 million square meters. The Puppet Manchuria Palace Museum currently includes 50 original displays of the Puppet Manchuria Palace, including Jixi Building, Qinmin Building, Tongde Palace, 2 large-scale basic displays, 3 special exhibitions, 33 temporary exhibitions, 17 domestic tours in China, and 11 exhibitions abroad; Collected a large number of pseudo-manchu court cultural relics, Japanese modern cultural relics, northeast modern cultural relics, folk cultural relics, modern representative calligraphy and paintings, sculptures, non-genetic works and other art boutiques.

Very worth a visit. It is necessary to ask a tour guide to tell the history story here. This is a magnificent and absurd palace, recording the history of the blood and tears of the people of the northeast. Puyi's sad and sighing life.

The Puppet Manchu Palace is the residence of the last emperor Puyi, just in Changchun City. The style of the entire palace, the exterior is the roof of the glazed palace of traditional Chinese architecture, the interior is full of Western style, and there is a little Japanese flavor. Not only suitable for taking pictures, but also to learn many historical allusions. You have to go to Changchun here.

The visual senses from the start of the start to the back of the mood is more and more heavy, the pseudo-manchu palace is like a printing machine, showing that the last emperor has an empty stomach, but nowhere to release... depressed, controlled life!

Going to the pseudo-manchu palace, mainly to understand the history, but also feel the gorgeous palace under the last emperor Puyi's inner resentment, empty with martial arts talent, but nowhere to implement, not so much the palace as in a cage.