Is there any chance for the Forbidden City on both sides of the strait to communicate with each other? Response from the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council

　　China News Service, November 16 (Xinhua) Ma Xiaoguang, spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said on the 16th that the cooperation between the Palace Museum and the Palace Museum on both sides of the Taiwan Strait has a solid foundation. In the future, we can continue to communicate in depth, jointly inherit the excellent traditional Chinese culture, and jointly protect the precious cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.

　　On the 16th, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference.

A reporter asked: The National Palace Museum in Taipei has recently damaged three cultural relics due to the negligence of its staff.

CCTV once released a documentary "I am repairing cultural relics in the Forbidden City", which gave people from all walks of life a glimpse of the superb skills of mainland cultural relic restorers.

I would like to ask the spokesperson whether there is an opportunity for the Forbidden City on both sides of the strait to communicate with each other. Is the mainland willing to let the cultural relic restorers of the Forbidden City in Beijing provide restoration advice for the Forbidden City in Taipei?

　　Ma Xiaoguang said that we are concerned about the news that the cultural relics of the National Palace Museum in Taipei have been damaged, and we deeply regret it.

The Palace Museum on both sides of the strait has the same root and is a whole connected by blood. The cultural relics in the collection are the treasures of the Chinese nation, the witness and inheritance of China's long history and splendid culture, and carry the cultural blood and historical ties that have been separated from both sides of the strait. The common humanistic feelings of children.

Ensuring the safety of cultural relics is the basic responsibility of the parties concerned in Taiwan.

　　Ma Xiaoguang pointed out that we have been committed to promoting cross-strait cultural exchanges and cooperation, and deepening cross-strait integration and development.

The cooperation between the two sides of the Palace Museum has a solid foundation. In the future, we can continue to have in-depth exchanges, jointly inherit the excellent traditional Chinese culture, and jointly protect the precious cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.