The Hall of Mental Cultivation (Yangxin Dian) in the Forbidden City has reopened to the public today. Located in the western part of the Inner Court, this historically significant palace had been closed since 2015 for an extensive restoration project. After nearly a decade of meticulous conservation work, it has now been restored to its former glory and welcomes visitors once again. Originally built during the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, the Hall became the central residence and administrative hub for Qing emperors starting with Emperor Yongzheng, witnessing pivotal moments in Chinese history—including Empress Dowager Cixi’s ‘ruling behind the curtain’ during the late Qing period. The newly reopened exhibition not only faithfully recreates the original interior arrangements and artifact placements but also incorporates digital displays to enhance visitor engagement. Key areas such as the Front Hall, East and West Warm Chambers, and the famed Sanxi Studio are now accessible, with some rare artifacts displayed publicly for the first time. This reopening marks a new milestone in the Palace Museum’s efforts to preserve and revitalize historic architecture while offering the public deeper insights into Qing imperial governance and daily life.
故宫养心殿今起重新对公众开放。这座位于紫禁城内廷西侧的重要宫殿，自2015年起因大规模修缮工程暂停对外开放，历经近十年的精心修复，现已恢复原貌并重新迎接游客。养心殿始建于明代嘉靖年间，清代自雍正皇帝起成为皇帝日常理政与居住的核心场所，见证了诸多重大历史事件，包括晚清慈禧太后‘垂帘听政’等。此次重新开放不仅还原了殿内陈设、文物布局，还通过数字化展陈手段增强观众互动体验。开放区域包括前殿、东暖阁、西暖阁及三希堂等重要空间，部分珍贵文物也首次公开展出。此举标志着故宫古建筑保护与活化利用迈入新阶段，也为公众深入了解清代宫廷政治与生活提供了珍贵窗口。
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