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Masters in the Forbidden City

Year: 2016 Documentary Runtime: 84 min Rating: 7.5

Overview

This documentary shines a light on the unsung life stories of restorers of cultural relics working inside the Forbidden City, together with the history of the antiques and the palace, the procedures of restoration and the development of cultural protection.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Shi Liancang

Shi Liancang

Self

Qi Haonan

Qi Haonan

Self

Wang Wusheng

Wang Wusheng

Self

Chen Yang

Chen Yang

Self

Wang Youliang

Wang Youliang

Self

Wang Jin

Wang Jin

Self

Ji Dongge

Ji Dongge

Self

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