Prince Gong's Mansion Museum is a comprehensive museum in Beijing that blends history, architecture, gardens, and culture. Originally built during the Qing Dynasty, it served as the residence of prominent figures like He Shen and Prince Gong, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the era. The mansion is divided into two main sections: the grand residence and the exquisite 'Cuijin Garden,' which showcases a harmonious blend of northern and southern Chinese garden designs. Key highlights include the fully enclosed grand theater with exceptional acoustics, the 'Qu Shui Liu Shang' pavilion, and the famous 'First Blessing' stele inscribed by Emperor Kangxi. The museum also features engaging exhibitions on Qing Dynasty court life and connections to 'Dream of the Red Chamber.' Visitors can participate in cultural events like the 'Haitang Yaji' poetry gathering and explore innovative cultural products inspired by the mansion's heritage. With digital reconstructions of lost architectural features and community-driven exhibitions, Prince Gong's Mansion Museum offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity.