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Forbidden no more as visitors return

After a 98-day hiatus, the Palace Museum has finally reopened its doors, albeit with daily guest limits and strict measures to prevent COVID-19, Wang Kaihao reports.

By Wang Kaihao | China Daily | Updated: 2020-05-07 07:41
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Fan Yuxuan (right) and Hong Qizhuo, two senior high school students, wear hanfu to visit the Palace Museum on May 1.[Photo by Jiang Dong/China Daily]

In the past few years, Zhuang had visited the Palace Museum at least once a month. Until the outbreak hit, she did her best not to miss any major exhibitions. Her social media accounts are full of pictures taken at the museum.

"After spring came, I would sometimes walk along the moats outside the Forbidden City, staring at the turrets, and imagining what it looked like inside the high walls," Zhuang recalls, baring her poetic soul. "I also could not help climbing up Jingshan hill (to the north of the Forbidden City) to take a look at the palace from high up.

"The flourishing blossoms inside had no chance to be admired by visitors, there is pathos as long as I'm thinking of that."

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