"Doctors" of the "antiques hospital", the Palace Museum's conservation workshop, repair the antique lanterns in Beijing on November 16. The museum wanted to illuminate the palace during the upcoming Spring Festival after a few months of repairing the lanterns. The museum will also mark the traditional festival that's celebrated across China by exhibiting various collections of relics. (Photos: VCG)

"Doctors" of the "antiques hospital", the Palace Museum's conservation workshop, repair the antique lanterns in Beijing on November 16. The museum wanted to illuminate the palace during the upcoming Spring Festival after a few months of repairing the lanterns. The museum will also mark the traditional festival that's celebrated across China by exhibiting various collections of relics.

"Doctors" of the "antiques hospital", the Palace Museum's conservation workshop, repair the antique lanterns in Beijing on November 16. The museum wanted to illuminate the palace during the upcoming Spring Festival after a few months of repairing the lanterns. The museum will also mark the traditional festival that's celebrated across China by exhibiting various collections of relics.

"Doctors" of the "antiques hospital", the Palace Museum's conservation workshop, repair the antique lanterns in Beijing on November 16. The museum wanted to illuminate the palace during the upcoming Spring Festival after a few months of repairing the lanterns. The museum will also mark the traditional festival that's celebrated across China by exhibiting various collections of relics.