Palace Museum through a photographer's eye

Over the years, Su has received dozens of awards in different ancient architecture photography competitions in China.

To capture images of the Palace Museum covered with snow, Su always pays close attention to Beijing's weather forecast when winter comes.

"Once when I got the news that it would be snowy in Beijing soon, I decided to set off immediately," he said. "It was during the Spring Festival travel rush and I tried all I could to get a standing-room-only ticket."

After standing in a crowed train carriage for more than five hours, he arrived in Beijing and took satisfactory photos.

"Every corner in the Palace Museum is unique and extremely beautiful," he said. "I hope I can bring this beauty to others with my photos."

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