Jiuzhou Qingyan Palace

The Qing Dynasty Palace of Jiuzhou is the last of the three temples. These three temples form the Qing Dynasty of Jiuzhou, which are the Yuanmingyuan Palace, Fengsan Selfless Palace and Jiuzhou Qing Dynasty Palace. The wax people here show the imperial study room where the prince reads, and the scene of the emperor's meal.

Jiuzhou Qingyan Palace is the last temple in the Yuanming New Park, the Royal Garden complex, and there are wax statues, recording the scene of the year.

The lotus pond at the front entrance of the Jiuzhou Qingyan is really beautiful!

When the glutinous rice rolls were sold out for breakfast, I bought taro rolls. Anyway, there are many types of Macau bags. It takes half an hour for the clerk to heat the glutinous rice rolls. After heating, I just finished eating the green vegetable braised powder set meal. Yuanming New Park is based on the original manuscript of the buildings before the burning of the Yuanmingyuan Park. 18 attractions in 40 scenes of the Yuanmingyuan were selected and built on a 1:1 ratio. The entrance is Huabiao, Jinshui Bridge, and the Forbidden City. Yuanming New Park is divided into three major scenic spots: the Royal Buildings, the Jiangnan Gardens and the Western Buildings. Although they are all imitated scenes, they can still feel the magnificent momentum of their royal gardens. The first major scenic spot is the Royal Buildings on the central axis. The Zhengda Guangming consists of the Grand Palace Gate, the Zhengda Guangming Hall and the East and West Mixed Hall. The East and West Mixed Hall is the Yuanming and Sang Dynasty History Museum, which displays pictures, texts and physical materials. The layout of the Zhengda Guangming Palace is similar to the Taihe Palace in Beijing, and the furnishings are the same, but the Taihe Palace can only be visited outside, and the Queen's photos can be taken here, mainly with the Queen's photos, but the emperor and the prince's photos are relatively small. The golden throne and screen show the majestic royal style and magnificent. Jiuzhou Qinghui is composed of three entrances. The lotus pond in front of the temple is very beautiful! The first entrance is the Yuanmingyuan Palace, which is equipped with eight flags of the Qing Dynasty and has a small court theater behind it. The second entrance is the San Selfless Hall, which shows the scene of Cixi's first curtain hearing and the furnishings of the Queen's Bedroom. The third hall is the Qinghui Palace in Jiuzhou, which is the imperial study room where the prince reads and the emperor eats.