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@ZhaiXiang5 Avatar @ZhaiXiang5 Zhai Xiang

Zhai Xiang posts on X about palace museum, china, forbidden city, tariffs the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and 1590 posts still getting attention that total XXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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"@astro_Pettit My apartment is only a mile away from the Forbidden City"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-15T17:11Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"@RnaudBertrand Appreciate the concern. Next time maybe skip the tariffs and trade wars 😅"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-13T02:19Z 13.3K followers, 3743 engagements

"@RnaudBertrand "Mission Accomplished" walked so "Peace in the Middle East" could trip on the same wire"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-14T02:41Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"Exactly. The US isn't falling behind because others are succeeding but because it spends more energy stirring up trouble than on solving its own problems. I'd also like to share a personal experience. It happened nine years ago. At that time I was in the process of moving back to Beijing from DC. A friend introduced me to a famous IR professor at one of China's top universities suggesting that I might seek a position there or perhaps pursue a PhD under his supervision. In fact he and I were both Cornell alumni and several of my professors knew him personally. To be honest I was never"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-03T04:57Z 13.3K followers, 60.8K engagements

"Due to the civil war part of the collection of the Palace Museum founded a century ago was transported to Taiwan in the late 1940s and remains separated across the Taiwan Strait to this day. The works of Giuseppe Castiglione () a legendary 18th-century Italian painter who served at the Qing imperial court were no exception. Among the treasures preserved in the Palace Museum in Taipei his most exquisite masterpiece is Eight Steeds () measuring XXXXX cm in height and XXXX cm in width. The "Eight Steeds" is a time-honored Chinese legend. Around three thousand years ago King Mu of the Zhou"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-09-25T10:03Z 13.3K followers, 7520 engagements

"@CarlZha You should be named as a White House advisor"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-15T17:08Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"@TrumpDailyPosts Tariffs tech bans sanctions blacklists. Truly the love language of international diplomacy ❤"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-13T02:21Z 13.3K followers, 2131 engagements

"Deeply honored to join leading museum curators from China and around the world at Eternal Civilization a concert presented by the China National Symphony Orchestra in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Palace Museum. I first walked into the Forbidden City when I was five. My father told me it's where I could understand the history of China. He said my grandfather told him the same when they stood in the very same place decades earlier. That visit lit a spark in a little boy's heart a passion for history and cultural heritage that has grown stronger with time. In my middle and"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-11T16:57Z 13.3K followers, 2673 engagements

"@RnaudBertrand Fascinating insight. Gold's surge is often a mirror reflecting public anxiety. What's different this time is that the anxiety feels global. Curious if I should make some investment. But the price is insanely irrational for me now"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-07T04:47Z 13.3K followers, 126.1K engagements

"Few painters in history bridged East and West as brilliantly as Giuseppe Castiglione. If you loved his Eight Steeds wait until you see his even greater masterpiece-the monumental One Hundred Horses. Also housed at the Palace Museum in Taipei it's painted on a scroll of silk stretching nearly eight meters long. Depicting nearly one hundred steeds in varied postures frolicking in a woodland scene it is an landmark example of the "fusion of Eastern and Western painting" in Chinese art history. According to Qing court archives in the spring of the second year of the Yongzheng reign (1724) the"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-09-26T13:07Z 13.3K followers, 4434 engagements

"@taito_6 Thank you so much for your interest The incense burner at Beijing's Palace Museum appeared in one of Chinas most popular cultural programs National Treasure (Season 3) and even featured on the official poster for that season"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-01T16:58Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"@VeracitySteven Thanks Steven Hope I could visit there one day One of my mentors at the Palace Museum is the chief expert on ceramics there. He invited me to travel with him there once but I missed it"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-09-29T10:56Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"@RnaudBertrand From ruling the world to holding America's coat. What a century. And they sowed seeds of conflicts everywhere like India and Pakistan China and India"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-14T08:26Z 13.3K followers, 4161 engagements

"In recent days videos of the Huajiang Bridge () the world's highest bridge have gone viral on X. Many observers couldn't help but note the irony: the R&D cost of a single US fighter jet is nearly equal to that of this monumental bridge in China. Last year during a business trip through Xiangxi I came across another engineering marvel that deserves no less attention-the Aizhai Bridge (). Built for a little more than half the cost of an F-22 it remains the world's largest canyon-spanning suspension bridge. Like Huajiang Aizhai sits deep within rugged mountains where transportation was once"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-10-06T13:53Z 13.3K followers, 40.7K engagements

"The Palace Museum in Beijing is about to celebrate its centennial anniversary. Ten years ago one of the highlights of its 90th anniversary exhibition was a national treasure: the Illustration of the Rhapsody on the Luo River Goddess a painting based on a story from the Three Kingdoms period. The original work was created by Gu Kaizhi () a painter living in the 4th and 5th centuries and is regarded as one of the oldest surviving landscape paintings in China. Today nearly ten versions of this artwork exist around the world though none are believed to be the original. The version preserved in"
X Link @ZhaiXiang5 2025-09-24T13:20Z 13.3K followers, 22.4K engagements