Beijing Palace Museum is a comprehensive museum in China, which was established in June 1925+ 10/0. Located in the Forbidden City in Beijing, the collection includes but is not limited to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
The Palace Museum in Beijing is 753 meters wide from east to west and 96 1 m long from north to south, covering an area of more than 723,600 square meters, surrounded by a 10-meter-high wall and a 52-meter-wide moat. There are gates on all sides of the city wall: the meridian gate in the south, the Shenwu gate in the north, the Donghua gate and the Xihua gate in the left and right, of which the meridian gate is the entrance and the Shenwu gate is the exit.
The total area of ancient buildings in the city is about 6.5438+0.6 million square meters. The layout of the whole group of palaces is rigorous and orderly, and the layout and shape are designed and built in strict accordance with feudal etiquette and the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, which embodies the supreme authority of the emperor.
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From 2065438 to July 2009, the Palace Museum collected and enriched cultural relics information by using advanced means in different periods, leaving valuable digital resources. How to activate the new value of digital cultural relics by means of more advanced technology, so that digital resources can be displayed in front of the audience more, better and more yuan, is a problem that the "Digital Palace Museum" has been thinking about.
"Digital Forbidden City" is to use advanced digital technology to transform cultural heritage into digital resources and manage digital resources through scientific information concepts and system tools.
The protection, research and utilization of these digital resources are not only closely related to the Forbidden City and its cultural relics, but also can be separated from the entity and perceived by the public at any time and space, becoming a museum beyond time and space.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Beijing Palace Museum
People's Network-Approaching the Digital Palace Museum, the Palace Museum launched seven digital products.