This footage was filmed and produced 2 June 2023.

View of the Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty in Zunhua city, North China's Hebei province, June 2, 2023.

The East Tomb of Qing Dynasty is the first mausoleum built within the pass by the Qing rulers after entering the pass. Covering an area of 80 square kilometers, it is the largest, most complete and most appropriate royal mausoleum complex existing in China. On the six-kilometer sacred road, through the stone archway, stone statues, the Grand Red Gate, the Dragon and Phoenix Gate, the monument tower and other buildings, we can reach the huge ancient architectural complex consisting of 580 individual buildings distributed along the mountain. East Qing Tomb buried 5 emperors, 15 queens and concubines, princes, princesses and a total of 161 people, the mausoleum by the palace wall, long grace hall, side hall, Fang Cheng Ming Lou and Bao Ding and other buildings, only because of the tomb owner level and scale

The 24th General Assembly of the World Heritage Committee held in Australia, the Eastern Tomb of the Qing Dynasty was successfully approved by a unanimous vote and was listed in the "World Cultural Heritage List".