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IN PICTURES: Huawei's Aussie partners take over the Forbidden City (+20 photos)

20 Photos Hafizah Osman (ARN)

It wasn't all work and no play at Huawei's recent Network Congress 2015 in Beijing, China. The company took its Australian partners on a trip to the Forbidden City, where they learnt of the history behind the Chinese imperial palace. Of course, appreciating the beauty of the architecture and its surroundings was also part of the tour. Here are some pictures from the outing.

Huawei's Aussie partners take on the Forbidden City in China
The Forbidden City in its full glory
Some of Huawei's Aussie partners
Some of Huawei's Aussie partners
Looking out onto Tiananmen Square
Listening intently to what the tour guide had to say
All smiles going into the Forbidden City
It was quite a walk - the complex consists of 980 buildings and covers 72 hectares
A pretty shot of one of the key buildings of the Forbidden City
Listening intently to what the tour guide had to say
There was plenty of stair climbing involved
A pretty shot of one of the key buildings of the Forbidden City
Partners taking a hike up
A pretty shot of one of the key buildings of the Forbidden City
A pretty shot of one of the key buildings of the Forbidden City
Discussions underway even when day tripping
A pretty shot of one of the key buildings of the Forbidden City
A pretty shot of one of the key buildings of the Forbidden City