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简介：The Qianqing Palace was built in the twelfth year of Yongle. The foundation of the palace is connected with the Jiaotai and Kunning Palaces, collectively known as the Three Inner Palaces. Starting from the Jiajing Dynasty, the Qianqing Palace was the place where the Ming Emperor handled daily government affairs and reviewed various memorials. The palace was divided into the Ming Room and the Nuan Pavilion. The outside Ming Room summoned ministers, while the inside Nuan Pavilion was used for summoning alone, and non-favorite ministers could not enjoy it.