Forbidden City lit up for Lantern Festival
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Video source: AFP
Beijing's Palace Museum, better known as the Forbidden City, was lit up on Tuesday night for the first time in 94 years since its opening to the public.
Around 3,000 people celebrated the traditional Chinese Lantern Festival watching light shows and walking along the lantern-lit red wall in the 600-year-old palace.
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