(181222) -- BEIJING, 22 décembre 2018 (Xinhua) -- Les touristes profiter de l'opéra traditionnel au Palace Museum à Pékin, capitale de la Chine, le 9 juin 2018. Le Musée du Palais, ou l'ancien palais impérial, au centre-ville de Beijing, est ouvert de 85 pour cent de ses domaines au public, par rapport à l'actuel 80 pour cent, le China Daily a rapporté vendredi. La plupart des domaines à l'intérieur du musée, également connu sous le nom de la Cité Interdite, ne sera plus hors-limites pour le public, le journal cité, le Shan Jixiang, conservateur du musée comme disant. Le plus grand de son genre dans le monde, la Cité Interdite est diplômés

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• Date de la prise de vue: 9 juin 2018
• Photographe: Xinhua

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(181222) -- BEIJING, Dec. 22, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Tourists enjoy traditional opera at the Palace Museum in Beijing, capital of China, June 9, 2018. The Palace Museum, or the former imperial palace in downtown Beijing, will open 85 percent of its areas to the public, compared with the current 80 percent, the China Daily reported Friday. Most of the areas inside the museum, also known as the Forbidden City, will no longer be off-limits for the public, the newspaper quoted Shan Jixiang, the museum's curator, as saying. The biggest of its kind in the world, the Forbidden City is gradually opening more of its coverage of 720, 000 square meters to visitors in recent years. Only 30 percent of its areas were accessible by the public in 2012. Some rooms that had not been opened for decades were used as "lockers" that were strewn with items ranging from construction materials to daily necessities from imperial times, said the report. In recent years, many of these rooms have been renovated and transformed into exhibition halls. To ease the crowds at the museum, a cap on visitor numbers was set in June 2015, allowing 80, 000 people a day to enter it. Visitors were also encouraged to buy tickets in advance online. (Xinhua/Liu Chan)

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