Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo

The Puppet Emperors palace is must visit if you are visiting the far north east of China. This was the seat of Manchuria government for a short time and the home of the Puppet emperor. This building is incredibly well preserved and looked after. So often historic buildings in China are refurbished too much, leaving behind less of the history. However, you really get a feel from the palace that it has been left almost untouched since it was abandoned all those years ago. Parking and tickets is easy. There is a large parking lot next to the attraction and we needed passports and health codes to get tickets in the ticket office on the day. There is also a metro station very nearby. The palace is not far from the city and relatively easy to get to. I have heard that it can get very busy, however, the twice I have been it has been very quiet. There are often lots of large tour groups but we just try to avoid them and visit different rooms. The palace is a really interesting place to spend half a day and learn about some more recent political history in China. A very unique experience in China.

The Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo is located in Changchun of Jilin Province in northeast China. From 1932 to 1945, it once served as the residence of China's last emperor Aisin Gioro Puyi and the head office of puppet Manchukuo (also known as Manchuria) set up by the Japanese Army who forcibly colonized three provinces (Liaoning, Jilin & Heilongjiang) in the Northeast China. #newphotographer#travelinspiration#historicculture#unforgettableexperiences#museumquest#urbanexplorer

Pu Yi, the last emperor of the "famous" in history, is well known to people but not because he has the military merits of Qinhuang and Hanwu, nor because he has the political achievements of Kangxi and Qianlong. At the age of three, he began to ascend to the throne until 1912, and in the middle three times he became the emperor and eventually became a citizen. Throughout the history of Chinas emperor system for more than two thousand years, most emperors only took one emperors position in their lifetime, but only the last generation. The emperor Pu Yi did not bother to make three emperors one after another. It can be said that it is the only three emperors in Chinese history. Coming to Changchun, I walked into the Puppet Manchurian Museum and explored the past and present life of the last emperor's tragedy along the trajectory of history.

#winhkflight The Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo is a museum in Changchun of Jilin Province in northeast China. From 1932 to 1945, it once served as the residence of China's last emperor Puyi and the head office of puppet Manchukuo set up by the Japanese Army intruding into the Northeast of China. The exhibits in the Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo have been set up in three sections: a display relating to the colonial state; a subject exhibition and finally, a display illustrating the daily lives of the Emperor and his concubines. Amongst the collection of important relics, there is a carpet from Jingren Palace in the Chinese Forbidden City, documents signed by Puyi and so on. The entire palace is surrounded by high walls, and there are about ten buildings in it. The main part of the palace is divided into two sections - the outer palace and the inner palace. This was where the emperor managed the puppet state and held ceremonies and includes Qinmin Mansion, Huaiyuan Mansion and Jiale Palace. Besides, there are other places of amusement in the outer palace, such as the garden, artificial hills, swimming pool and the horse race course. The inner palace was occupied by the Emperor and his concubines. For instance, the Emperor Puyi and the Empress Wan Rong once resided in Jixi mansion. The Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo is also a research center dealing with the history of the Japanese invasion of China and the Manchu State. In a sense, this museum provides excellent patriotic education. Highly recommend if you are a history lover, there are many history relics here that can directly associated with history. You can rent audio guides in various languages. I want to travel to Hong Kong to visit the iconic museums there!

The Pseudo-Manchu Palace Museum is a national AAAAA level tourist attraction, located at No. 5 Guangfu North Road, Kuancheng District, Changchun City, Jilin Province. The architectural style of the palace is a mix of Chinese and foreign styles, luxurious and exquisite, yet very oppressive. Regular ticket 70 yuan The scenic area has also added several free exhibition halls, the largest of which is the Northeast Occupation History Memorial Hall. Direct subway access, and multiple bus routes

👉When in Changchun, you must check in at the Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum. It tells the legendary life of Puyi from being an emperor to a citizen. Walking in the courtyard of the Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum, it seems to pull people back to that gloomy era, from emperor to citizen, what kind of mood can bear such a huge gap. 🟥Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum! Address: No. 5, Guangfu North Road, Kuancheng District, Changchun City, Jilin Province. 🎫Ticket: Ticket price: 70 yuan/person 2⃣️Opening hours: 8:30-17:20, stop booking at 16:20. 🚉Transportation guide: Metro lines 3 and 4 can reach the Puppet Manchurian Palace Station, and it takes about five minutes to walk to the scenic spot after exiting the station. The nearby transportation is convenient, and it is recommended to take a taxi directly to the main entrance for short distances. ⏳Tour itinerary: The time is about 2 hours, the tour order: Dongyuhuayuan-Painting and Calligraphy Building-Tongde Hall-Jiale Hall-Huaiyuan Building-Qinmin Building-Jixi Building-Xiyuhuayuan-Palace-Paoma Field, no backtracking. ⛩️Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum: A Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum, a true witness to a period of historical smoke and clouds. Puyi's life was full of ups and downs, he ascended the throne at the age of 3, experienced three ups and downs, and finally became a puppet of the Japanese. Puyi lived a puppet life in the Puppet Manchurian Palace for nearly 14 years. Although each room is decorated very resplendently, Puyi was not happy here. 📝Note tips: ⭕The museum is not closed on Mondays and can be visited every day; ⭕You can book a joint ticket online on the official website, Puppet Manchurian Palace + Changying Old Site 99r, which is cheaper than buying tickets separately. ⭕It is recommended to watch the movie 'The Last Emperor' and the book 'My First Half of Life' before visiting the Puppet Manchurian Palace, which may provide a different travel experience. ⭕The morning light is good and there are many people, it is recommended to go to Jixi Building, Qinmin Building and Yuhuayuan after opening the door, it is better to avoid the tour group for better pictures; ⭕There is a guide rental at the ticket inspection gate, 20r/4h, this kind of museum with heavy history, it is better to have a guide experience.

On the National Memorial Day, we come to the Pseudo-Manchu Palace, which has a mix of ancient and modern architectural styles, both Chinese and foreign, and has typical colonial characteristics. From the scenery, we can read the humiliation of the past... Why was the capital of the Pseudo-Manchukuo set in Changchun? 1. Changchun is located in the center of the Northeast. 2. At that time, Shenyang and Jilin were the political centers of the Fengtian warlords, and Harbin was a city operated by Russia for many years. Therefore, Japanese colonialists regarded Changchun as an ideal city with 'thin political color'. 3. At that time, Changchun had a wide urban area and cheap land prices, which facilitated the low-cost acquisition and plunder of land by Japanese colonialists. Now it is the first batch of national 5A-level tourist attractions and a world warning education base. At present, more than 30 scenic spots are open, and more than 50 types of original displays, basic displays, and thematic exhibitions have been launched. Picture 1: The clock is frozen at the moment when Puyi fled. It implies that the alarm bell is ringing. Picture 8: Enter the air-raid shelter, which feels similar to the underground project of Tiger Head Fortress. Picture 9: The design of the natural humidifier is ingenious. Picture 17: The apricot tree in the middle of the patio only blooms but does not bear fruit, which is a portrayal of Puyi's life in it. Picture 18: The carpet on the floor of the New Year's Day Hall was brought out by Puyi from the Forbidden City in Beijing. Many middle school students were seen visiting it. I hope this alarm bell will let the children understand how to work hard from humiliation.

A beautiful historical place, Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchurian regime ! There’s many informations of Chinese history #summervacation

The Puppet Manchurian Palace in Changchun City is the palace where the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Ai Xinjue Luo Puyi, lived as a pseudo-Manchurian emperor. After the "September 18th" Incident, Pu Yi spent 13 years in the pseudo-Israel with the support of the Japanese. Today, the palace ruins have been converted into museums, becoming one of the three existing court ruins in China. It is also a historical testimony of Japanese militaristic force invading northeast China and promoting fascist colonial rule. Although the scale of the pavilion is not particularly large, the architecture is very characteristic, and the interior decoration is extremely luxurious, and there are also some western styles. It is one of the attractions worth visiting in Changchun.

In terms of cooking techniques, Jixian was greatly influenced by Lu cuisine. During the period of Puppet Manchurian rule, the last emperor Pu Yi established a pseudo-palace in Changchun, which became the political and cultural center at that time. In addition to Beijings Qing Palace, there are many famous chefs in Shandong. It makes the Shandong cuisine, the court cuisine and the folk dishes of Jilin blend with each other, and has a great influence on the local cooking skills. It has formed a fine-cooked mountain and wild game, heavy knife and spoonwork, and many of them are fried, fried, steamed, Stew, pot, stew, sauce, roast as a specific feature. There are also some yummy dishes that are not limited to the details, and are consistent with the bold character of the Northeast.

Ji Cai, as the name suggests, refers to the use of Jilin specialty or main raw materials, coupled with the unique cooking skills of Jilin, based on the famous Chinese cuisine, integrated Jilin ethnic food culture and farmer characteristics, after the development and innovation of a new boutique cuisine . And gradually formed a JI culture. Since ancient times, Jilin Province has had ethnic groups such as Han, North Korea, Mongolia, and Manchu. The unique national food custom has objectively formed a unique and diversified food culture. In the 1930s, Changchun became the center of the pseudo-Manchu state. In addition to the royal kitchen of Beijing Qing Palace, the funeral palace of Puyi, Shandong famous chefs come to visit, the Lu cuisine, the court dishes and the Jilin folk dishes blend together to form the basic prototype of the Ji cuisine.

Ai Xinjue Luo Yiyi was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the last emperor in Chinese history. After the end of the Qing Dynasty in 1912, in 1934, Pu Yi was under the control of the Japanese under the control of the Emperor of Manchuria. The Manchuria Palace at the time was located in the current city of Changchun. Today, the palace at that time has been converted into the Puppet Palace Museum and became the national demonstration base for patriotic education. Puppet Manchu Palace, a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, located at No. 5 Guangfu North Road, Changchun City, Jilin Province, with a construction area of 137,000 square meters. The Puppet Palace Museum has historical buildings including the Qixi Building, Qinmin Building, Tongde Hall and so on. Walk into the Puppet Palace Museum, where the architecture is dominated by most of the styles of the Chinese and Japanese. In each building, the scenes of the funeral office and life were displayed. Furniture, decoration and furnishings are also accompanied by a luxurious royal style. Among them, the Xixi House is the palace of the funeral's harem. Because Puyi knew that he was an emperor and had no work to do, Yuxilou became the main place of life of Puyi. Pseudo-Manchu Palace Museum, the most worthy of viewing is "from the emperor to the citizen - Ai Xinjue Luo Pu Yi's life" large-scale chronological historical figures exhibition, the entire exhibition hall is divided into the last generation according to the five stages of Pu Yi life Emperor, Tianjin Yugong, Puppet Manchu, special war criminals and ordinary citizens. There were 421 historical photographs and more than 260 cultural relics. A vivid description of the life of the last emperor Pu Yi. The Puppet Palace Museum is also a popular attraction in Changchun. For friends who love history, it is definitely not to be missed here.