Asia Times | Travel: The mysteries of China's Forbidden City Asia Times The last emperor of China, Puyi, continued to live in the Forbidden City for twelve years after he abdicated the throne in 1912. Today, the Forbidden City is a museum and houses rare and ancient Chinese artifacts. The 1987 movie 'The Last Emperor' was ... |
2016-05-17
Travel: The mysteries of China's Forbidden City – Asia Times
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