在这部皇帝的玩具箱历史/纪录片/短片片中,乾隆年间能工巧匠勤于创作，皇帝日理万机，但仍会利用余暇欣赏宫廷收藏，甚至会旨令工匠照样仿制出袖珍品放在身旁的小型宝盒中，方便皇帝随时把玩。这类箱匣最通俗的名称是多宝格，就是「收纳许多宝物的小柜」。宫廷多宝格犹如紫禁城这座巨大宝库的缩影，它有小型博物馆的概念，是现代博物馆的前身，而乾隆皇帝更堪称是故宫的第一任馆长。 位于台北的国立故宫博物院，藏有数十件清代多宝格，其中不只充满了游戏空间的趣味，也隐！
In China, during the Qianlong reign (1736-1795) of the Qing dynasty,the emperor often ordered craftsmen to produce miniatures of his favorite art pieces so that they could be placed in small boxes to be at his side. These chests, commonly called 'curio boxes,' were meant to store small treasures. Not only marvelously designed spaces themselves, they also conceal profound and hidden puzzles of large within the small, a microcosm of the world according to the Qing court. This film introduces important curio boxes of National Palace Museum in Taiwan, allowing audiences to enjoy a rich feast of the senses.
