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Beijing's more important sites are the ancestors of the Chinese archives. They are located opposite the east gate of Taimiao Temple in Beijing. They were once opened, but they have not been opened in recent years. It is not clear what is going on. We can only look at their appearance.

Nanchizi Street, located on the east side of Tiananmen Gate, is the imperial archives of Ming and Qing dynasties in China, which is not open at present. The South Gate of Huangshilu is a residential building. It says that visitors stop. The North Gate is not open, and the inner hall can only be seen through the crack of the door.

Huang Shixuan, located next to the Forbidden City, the Ming Dynasty architecture, very beautiful, the place to save books in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, very beautiful

This is a Royal Archives, which has very important historical significance. Once open, night into see, and later do not know why not let in 39; 39; now can only lie in the door crack, the building inside is very momentous.

Huang Shixuan, located at No. 136 Nanchizi Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. Huang Shixuan, also known as the Table Zhangku, was built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. It is the Royal Archives of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the only existing masonry structure archive warehouse in China. The imperial history is built with masonry, fire and moisture, insect and mold, warm winter and cool summer, and it is best to save the archives. It is said that in the main hall of the imperial history, there are 150 outsourced bronze carving dragon teak cabinets, called "gold cabinets", and the archives are kept in these gold cabinets. It is currently being demolished and built, and can only be seen from the surrounding area, and visitors refuse to enter.

A place near the Palace Museum in Beijing, a national key cultural relics protection unit, is not open to the outside world. This is the former Royal Archives. The interior buildings are all Royal Style. Unfortunately, they can not be visited.