Palace of Eternal Spring(Changchungong)Ⅱ

Palace of Eternal Spring(Changchungong)and Qixianggong since then connected together. In front of the palace, a pair of copper tortoises and a pair of copper cranes was there. The east subsidiary palace was named Suishoudian and west subsidiary palace was named Chengxidian. There are also 18 large-scale wall paintings themed with the stories of The Dream of Red Mansion, which belongs to the works of late Qing Dynasty. Changchungong(Palace of Eternal Spring) is the living palace of concubines in Ming and Qing dynasties.