Hall of Preserving Harmony
Hall of Preserving Harmony, Hall of Preserving Harmony in China
The Hall of Preserving Harmony is one of the three main halls within the Forbidden City.
It was used for imperial examinations and elaborate banquets during the Qing Dynasty.
Its architectural design showcases the pinnacle of traditional Chinese art.
Today, it stands as a public exhibit within the Palace Museum.
An imperial throne sits at its heart.
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