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Tibetan Buddhist palaces and buildings in the northwest corner of the Forbidden City, or the Palace Museum, in Beijing have been rebuilt after being damaged by fire nearly 90 years ago.
The reconstruction strictly followed the use of traditional materials, procedures and techniques to restore the appearance during Qing Emperor Qianlong's period (1736-1795), according to a Palace Museum statement.
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