Exhibition shows preservation of largest Taoist temple

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Check out this replica of the most brilliant mural from China's Yongle Palace reproduced by 3D printing technologies in Shanxi Museum! An exhibition has opened exploring the preservation of Yongle Palace. Built in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) in North China's Shanxi province, Yongle Palace is an important site of cultural heritage on the #YellowRiver. It is famous both home and abroad for its exquisite mural art, intact palatial architecture, and unique Taoist culture.

Poster for the exhibition held at Shanxi Museum [Photo/Official WeChat account of Shanxi Museum]

A dragon-themed mural from Yongle Palace is on display at Shanxi Museum. [Photos/IC]

A replica of a brilliant mural from China's Yongle Palace reproduced by 3D printing technologies is on show at Shanxi Museum.[Photo/IC]

A statue of Lyu Dongbin is on display at Shanxi Museum [Photo/IC]

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