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Prince George's artistic talents are winning applause around his latest work, and he may have inherited the skill from Kate Middleton and King Charles.

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"This exhibition showcases the rich value of fine arts education in ... giving full play to their roles of preserving history and educating people," says Wang Hongyun, director of the archives.