到过北京故宫的人,无不为我国古代人民卓越的文化艺术叫绝,那令人眼花缭乱的陶器、玉器、瓷器、铜器、金银、珠宝等古文物尤让人留连忘返。可是,谁曾知道,作为我国古代文化艺术宝库的故宫,其精华已不在故宫之中,它们大部已被运到了台湾。那么这些文物精华是怎样运到台湾的呢? (一) 1931年“九·一八”事变后不久,日军占领了中国东北三省全境,进而在长城外频频制造事端,大有迅速南侵的势头。北平、天津时时都在日本军队的威胁之下。日本不断派飞机在平津上空盘旋,并不时投下几颗炸弹。为了保护故宫文物,当时主管故宫文物的故宫博物馆理事会向国民党行政院请示有计划南迁故宫文物,很快获准。迁运工作由当时的 The people who visited the Forbidden City in Beijing were all honored for the remarkable culture and art of the ancient people in our country. Those dazzling pottery, jade, porcelain, bronze, gold and silver, jewelry and other ancient relics were particularly entertaining. However, who once knew that the essence of the Forbidden City, the treasure house of ancient Chinese arts and culture, is no longer in the Forbidden City and most of them have already been shipped to Taiwan. So what are the essence of these cultural relics transported to Taiwan? (A) Not long after the “September 18 Incident” of 1931, the Japanese occupied the entire territory of the three northeastern provinces of China, frequently making incidents outside the Great Wall and rapidly inflating southward . Peking, Tianjin, from time to time in the threat of the Japanese army. Japan continued to send aircraft circling over Binh-Jin and dropping a few bombles from time to time. In order to protect the National Palace Museum, the National Palace Museum’s Council, which was in charge of the National Palace Museum’s relics, then asked the KMT Executive Yuan for plans to relocate the National Palace Museum to the south and was quickly approved. Relocation work from the time