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ROYAL REBUILD
Having been the home of one key court official and later, two princes, it is where half of Qing Dynasty history seems to be hidden, and even a glance at the remnants will tell visitors that Prince Gong's Palace was an impressive place.

Palace past revisited
There is a Chinese saying that the Palace of Prince Gong hides half of Qing Dynasty history (1644-1911) since it is deeply connected with the politics of the dynasty.

Historical Houhai
Near Prince Gong's Palace in Houhai, the traditional residence of nobles and celebrities since the Qing dynasty, there are a few historical sites like Price Qing's palace, Prince Chun's Palace, Soong Ching Ling's former residence and Peking Opera master Mei Lanfang's old home.



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