"平行时空"汇聚各代亮点。各房间的陈列并非同在一个时代，如正殿恢复的是雍正以来举行小朝会的样 貌，东暖阁则恢复同治光绪时期"垂帘听政"的场景，为观众定格最典型的一幕。 （来源：工人日报） 十年磨一"殿"！ 经过近10年的研究性保护和系统性修缮，故宫博物院养心殿于12月26日对观众重新开放。 养心殿位于乾清宫西侧，始建于明代嘉靖十六年（1537年）。这里是清代雍正以后的皇帝寝宫，也是清 代数朝皇帝日常政务活动的中心。 人们认识养心殿，多缘于"三希堂""垂帘听政"等关键词：养心殿西暖阁是帝王召见大臣、批阅章奏的地 方，旁边的小套间便是三希堂，三件东晋书法名迹《快雪时晴帖》《中秋帖》《伯远帖》被乾隆皇帝珍 藏于此；东暖阁曾是清末慈禧垂帘听政的场所，室内以落地罩、碧纱橱等木装修分隔空间，墙上悬挂书 画。 此次开放，看点多多—— 原状陈列遵循历史原貌。养心殿室内正殿宝座上方悬挂雍正御笔"中正仁和"匾，西暖阁"勤政亲贤"匾额 下的楹联恢复如初，三希堂内则按记载还原了乾隆时期的陈列场景。 千余文物共述波澜往事。故宫博物院宫廷历史部副主任文明介绍，此次开放，殿中共陈列了1020件展 品，陈列工作历时近4个月。除丝织品、书画匾 ...

紫禁城，这座建成已超过六百年的宏伟宫殿群，每一座建筑都承载着厚重的历史。而其中，位于内廷乾清宫西侧的养心殿，地位尤为特殊。自 雍正皇帝起，一直到溥仪出宫，清代有八位皇帝先后居住在养心殿。2015年，养心殿启动了故宫建院百年来最全面、最系统的一次研究性保护 修缮工程。故宫的工匠与专家们如同医生一般，为这座殿宇"望闻问切"，深入它的肌理，去探寻那些尘封在历史深处的秘密。如今十年过去 了，养心殿终于再次面向公众开放。 此次大修，养心殿到底修了啥？有哪些新看点？《一问到底》带你走进重新开放的养心殿一探究竟。 养心殿是何格局？大修后陈列有何亮点？ 故宫建筑包含了丰富的古代营造技艺和智慧，其典型代表之一就是养心殿。养心殿是什么样的格局？大修后的养心殿，陈列又有何亮点？ "前殿理政、后殿起居"是养心殿的核心格局。大修后的养心殿，原状陈列是一大亮点。 故宫博物院宫廷历史部副主任 文明：养心殿的正殿明间，也就是挂"中正仁和"匾的这一间，是恢复的雍正帝以来的样子，是举行小朝会的地 方。西暖阁的"勤政亲贤"殿，也是恢复雍正时期以来的样子，这个地方是君臣密奏的地方。 再往里走，就来到了大名鼎鼎的三希堂，虽然只有区区4平方米，却是乾隆 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the significance and evolution of small-scale calligraphy in China, highlighting its artistic value and the recent developments in the field through exhibitions and individual expressions [3][4]. Group 1: Exhibition and Development - The "Second National Small Calligraphy Exhibition" was held to convey the humanistic spirit and aesthetic values embedded in traditional Chinese culture, marking a significant improvement in the diversity of styles and individual expression among participants [3]. - There is a notable shift from homogenized works to more personalized creations, with some artists using smaller formats to produce concise and meaningful pieces, which is commendable [3]. - Despite progress, some works still resemble reduced versions of larger pieces, lacking the essence of small calligraphy, which traditionally emphasizes brevity and depth [3]. Group 2: Historical Context - The history of Chinese calligraphy is rich with small pieces, such as letters and notes, which have been celebrated for their emotional depth and artistic merit, exemplified by works from renowned calligraphers like Wang Xizhi and Su Dongpo [3]. - Classic small calligraphy works often encapsulate personal sentiments and national concerns, reminding contemporary artists of the importance of conveying significant messages through concise forms [3]. Group 3: Artistic Considerations - The impact of exhibition settings on artistic creation has been a topic of academic discussion, with concerns that the trend towards larger works may detract from the essence of calligraphy [4]. - To achieve a balance between grandeur and precision, artists are encouraged to immerse themselves in traditional practices while innovating and integrating their work into daily life [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the cultural and historical significance of the Forbidden City, highlighting its architectural beauty and the rich history behind its artifacts, while promoting a special book that encapsulates this heritage. Group 1: Cultural Significance - The colors red, yellow, and blue symbolize the grandeur and history of the Forbidden City, representing 600 years of imperial legacy and timeless craftsmanship [2][4]. - The Forbidden City is not just an architectural marvel but a living history of Chinese civilization, housing 1.86 million artifacts that reflect the aesthetic values and artistic achievements of ancient China [15][18]. Group 2: Historical Narratives - The article recounts poignant historical moments, such as Emperor Shunzhi's grief for his wife and Emperor Yongzheng's dedication to his work, illustrating the human stories behind the palace [6][9][11]. - It critiques the portrayal of the Forbidden City in media, which often focuses on sensationalized narratives, overshadowing the true historical depth and the significance of its collections [14][15]. Group 3: Book Promotion - A special book titled "The Most Beautiful Forbidden City" is introduced, featuring a comprehensive collection of artifacts from four major palaces, aiming to provide an immersive experience of Chinese art and history [27][28]. - The book is presented as a lifelong treasure, designed to enhance understanding of architectural aesthetics and Eastern art, making it suitable for both personal enjoyment and as a gift [30][71]. Group 4: Visual and Artistic Value - The book includes over 400 representative works, showcasing the evolution of Chinese aesthetics from various dynasties, and is described as a visual feast that captures the essence of Chinese culture [115][139]. - It features high-quality reproductions and detailed photography, allowing readers to appreciate the intricate details of the artifacts and artworks [142][146]. Group 5: Accessibility and Pricing - The book is offered at a promotional price of 399 yuan, significantly lower than its original price of 1298 yuan, making it more accessible to a wider audience [63][160]. - Additional gifts are included with the purchase, enhancing the value proposition for potential buyers [67][164].