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沈阳昭陵英文导游词 沈阳昭陵英文导游词 PAGE 沈阳昭陵英文导游词 Shenyang Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty: Hi, good morning everyone, welcome to Shenyang Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty. I’m your tour guide, Vickey. I wish you guys can have a wonderful time with us and make a lot of friends during this trip. Zhaoling mausoleum is located in the northern suburb of Shenyang, also known as North mausoleum. It is the mausoleum of the second emperor of the Qing dynasty, HuangTaiJi and his empress. It is the largest and most magnificent one of three Imperial Mausoleums in Qing dynasty, and is also one of the most completed existing ancient imperial Mausoleum building groups in stock. In 2004, the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) officially listed Shen Yang Zhaoling mausoleum as the World Heritage. HuangTaiJi is the eighth son of the first emperor Nurhachi of Qing dynasty. He, who was born in Liaoning, was famous in politics and strategy. He unified the Northeast China. Zhaoling mausoleum was build from 1643 to 1651. The existing building was the result of reconstructions and enlargements. In terms of architectural style, Mausoleum Zhaoling not only absorbed the advantages of the Ming Dynasty (which is the times before Qing Dynasty), but also assimilated to Manchu people. So it’s a typical Mausoleum blend of Han and Manchu culture. Here we come to the long-en Palace. Long-en Palace is the main palace of this mausoleum. It is also known as the Xiang Palace. It enshrines the shrines of HuangTaiJi and his empress and the emperor held grand ceremonies here. It was built in 1643, and was rebuilt in 1691. It was named “long-en in 1650 and the plaque was hung at the same time. Alright, you guys can go use the restroom. We are gathering here after 15 minutes.