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1948年12月27日,国民党盗运第一批文物抵达台湾基隆。当时由南京迁往台湾的文物分三批,第二批、第三批分别于1949年1月9日、2月22日到达。这些文物主要包括当时北平故宫博物院2972箱、中央博物院852箱书画、瓷器、玉器以及中央图书馆、北平图书馆的善本图书和外交部条约档案等共5000多箱。台湾当局就是以这些文物为基础,建成了“台北故宫博物院”,造成了今天南北两个“故宫博物院”的局面。
On December 27, 1948, the Kuomintang stole the first relics and arrived in Keelung, Taiwan. At that time, the cultural relics relocated from Nanjing to Taiwan were divided into three batches. The second and third batches arrived on January 9 and February 22, 1949, respectively. These relics mainly include a total of 2972 boxes of the Forbidden City Museum at the time, 852 boxes of paintings and calligraphy at the Central Museum, porcelain, jade and the Central Library, Peking Library rare books and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs treaty files and a total of more than 5,000 boxes. The Taiwan authorities built the “National Palace Museum in Taipei” on the basis of these cultural relics and created the situation of the two “National Palace Museums” in north and south today.