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1948年冬,蒋介石下令把2631只装满皇家无价珍宝的大木箱用军舰运往台湾。这些皇家珍藏被运到气候最为干燥的台中市,掩蔽在一个马蹄形的山洞里。1965年,它们被搬入现址——一座设备先进、造型雄伟的宫殿式博物院里。这批皇家藏品集中了近700年来宋(950—1279)、金(1115—1234)、元(1271—1368)、明(1368—1644)、清(1644—1911)历朝皇帝收集的稀世珍品。它起始于1127年,即金朝的女真人攻入北
In the winter of 1948, Chiang Kai-shek ordered the shipment of 2,631 large wooden boxes full of royal priceless treasures to Taiwan using warships. These royal treasures were shipped to the driest city of Taichung, sheltered in a horseshoe-shaped cave. In 1965 they were moved to the present site - a state-of-the-art, majestic palace-style museum. This collection of imperial collections concentrated the rare treasures collected by the emperor in the Song Dynasty (950-1279), Jin (1115-1234), Yuan (1271-1368), Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) in the past 700 years. It started in 1127, the Jurchen female invasion of the North