紫禁城与故宫学（Forbidden City and the Imperial Palace）.docVIP

紫禁城与故宫学（Forbidden City and the Imperial Palace） Forbidden City and the Imperial Palace Xin Miao Zheng I. the proposal of the Imperial Palace studies and the research course of the Imperial Palace The concept of the Imperial Palace studies was put forward in October 2003 when I was celebrating the founding of the Nanjing Museum, which was held at the 70th anniversary Executive Forum. At that time, it caused some repercussions. As a proponent, I think this is a major issue, which is still further explored, and some ideas must be improved. Today is on the venture to slightly Chen,,, also hope to attract public attention, in order to the Imperial Palace the connotation, research methods, strengthen the research focus in the discussion deeply. The Imperial Palace studies as an objective existence of a discipline, it should be said that the the Imperial Palace Museum from the beginning of the germination. The research team based on the Imperial Palace scholars is gradually expanding, and research results are constantly emerging, laying a good foundation for further in-depth study. From the research, the academic research point of view, can be divided into three stages: 1.1925 years to 1949. Li Yuying presided over the for the Qing court Rehabilitation Committee, on the importance of recruiting scholars, academic public Zhang; clearly put forward the academic research of Museum of the Imperial Palace and the Beijing when cultural institutions to. At that time in the Imperial Palace and engaged in the research of scholars from Peking University, Beijing Normal University and other universities, such as Ma Heng, Liu Bannong, Qian Xuantong, Chen Yuan, Meng Sen, Rong Geng, Shen and Shi, Wu Ying, Shen Yinmo, began to reflect the characteristics of sociality and openness. In the early stage of this stage, the main items were to collect the cultural relics and documents of the palace, to publish and publish cultural relics, documents and archives, and to simply display them. The