File:Beijing 2006 2-57.jpg
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English: Hall of Mental Cultivation. Forbidden City, Beijing
In this building, located just west of the inner court, the Qing emperors would receive their ministers and conduct affairs of state. Later in the dynasty, empress dowager Ci Xi ruled here while concealed behind a curtain. The photograph, seen here, is stitched together from two separate images. |
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