The only palace in Seoul is the palace of the only Chinese-Western combination, where you can enjoy the earliest Western architecture in Korea - Jingguan - which was built in 1900. Gao Zong once drank coffee and leisure here, behind a narrow and long secret underground passage leading to the Russian mansion, and now still exists. The stone temple and the Jingguan are all existing Western-style buildings in Qingyun Palace, originally built by the British and belonging to the British company. Later, Gao Zong moved his residence from the Russian mansion to this place, and used it as an official palace until his death. At the main entrance of Deshou Palace, in front of Dahan Gate, you can see the ceremony of the Chang Shimen of the Palace. The east museum of the stone building is the museum of cultural relics in the palace, and the west museum is the branch of the National Modern Art Museum.