Palacio de Verano de Pekín
Palacio de Verano de Pekín
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Una visita por las ruinas del Palacio de Verano de Pekín
19.10.2009Tourists visit a large fountain, where bronze sculptures of human bodies and animal heads representing Chinese zodiac signs were arranged, at the Old Summer Palace in Beijing March 2, 2009. A Chinese art collector identified himself on Monday as the winning bidder in last week's Paris auction for two sculptures looted from Beijing in the 1800s but said that, as a patriot, he had no intention of paying. REUTERS/Grace Liang (CHINA)REUTERS/Grace Liang -
El Lago Kunming, en el Palacio de Verano de Pekín
19.10.2009Visitors to Beijing's Summer Palace row boats on Kunming Lake and enjoy the first days of spring-like weather April 21, 1999. The palace was used by China's emperors as a summer residence. Emperor Qianglong deepened and expanded Kunming Lake in the 18th century - and reputedly surveyed imperial Navy drills from a hilltop perch.REUTERS -
Turistas visitan las ruinas del Palacio de Verano de Pekín
19.10.2009Tourists visit the ruins of the Old Summer Palace in Beijing February 26, 2009. China on Thursday condemned Christie's auction of two Qing dynasty bronzes looted when Beijing's Summer Palace was razed by invading French and British forces in 1860, saying the sale would hurt the auction house. REUTERS/Christina Hu (CHINA)REUTERS/Christina Hu
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