"The answer is really quite simple," says Dr. Oliver Impey, Deputy Director of the Oriental Department of Oxford's Ashmolean Museum. Although this palace has not survived, he explains, it would have been just like other "Chinese" architecture of the time. It was all part of what was called "chinoiserie," which was nothing more than the appearance of China in the imagination of Europeans.
「答案其實很簡單」，英國牛津艾須墨林博物館東方部副館長英匹博士表示，雖然這座宮殿沒有流傳下來，但是就像當年其他的「中國」裝飾一樣，它們都是所謂的「中國情調」﹘﹘當時歐洲人想像中的中國式樣。