When was the Taipei National Palace Museum built? What is it for?

Located at the foot of Yangmingshan in the suburbs of Taipei, Shuangxi Zhishen Road, Section 2, No. 221, was built in 1962, is modeled after the style of the Forbidden City in Beijing, the design and construction of the Palace building, completed in 1965, opened in 1966, originally known as the Museum of the Zhongshan, and was changed to the National Palace Museum. "The Taipei National Palace Museum is one of the most important museums in China. Taipei National Palace Museum is a famous museum of Chinese history, culture and art history. It is located in Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwan Province, outside the Shuangxi. The architectural design has absorbed the traditional Chinese palace building form, with light blue glazed tile roofs covering beige walls, and white white stone balustrades encircling a verdant stone abutment, in a clear and elegant style.

Taiwan National Palace Museum collection includes the Qing Dynasty Beijing Palace, Shenyang Imperial Palace and the original Jehol Palace and other places of the essence of the old collection, as well as at home and abroad from all walks of life donations of cultural relics boutique, *** about 700,000 pieces, divided into calligraphy, ancient paintings, tablets and posters, bronzes, jades, ceramics, stationery, carving lacquer, enamelware, carving, miscellaneous, embroidery and woofing, books, documents and other 14 categories. The museum regularly maintains about 5,000 pieces of paintings, calligraphy and cultural relics on display, and organizes various special exhibitions on a regular or irregular basis. The exhibits in the museum are changed every 3 months.