This camera is located at the upper ramp of the vehicle exit of the National Palace Museum's literature building. The picture shows a panorama of the National Palace Museum and its front courtyard.

Artifacts at the National Palace Museum span almost the entire five millennia of Chinese history, and most were once in the Imperial Collection. Artifacts are classified as implements, paintings/calligraphy, and literature for display purposes. Implements include copper articles, ceramics, jade articles, enamel, and carvings. Paintings and calligraphy include famous paintings, diagrams, tablet inscriptions, fans, and embroidered textiles. Literature includes many works from China's vast corpus of classical literature. Artifacts on display in the museum are changed once every quarter, and special thematic exhibits are held frequently.

The literature section is located on the second, third, and fourth floors of the Literature Building. The museum is open to the public every day except Sundays and holidays. Activities are occasionally held in the courtyard in front of the museum. You can now take advantage of the camera to participate in these.

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