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The conspicuously missing area under the oval office is the president's evacuation/bomb shelter area with underground connections to the various tunnels used by the Secret Service to move around in secret (or just in a hurry).
Supposedly the tunnels under there connect pretty damned far. It's like... The forbidden tour haha.
At this point they aren’t so secret
China Room
They've infiltrated the executive branch!
Having been been in the Navy, I'm not sure why you'd choose to have an entire restaurant for that cuisine.
"Calligraphy Workshop?"
Yes, the Whitehouse has a calligrapher. For lots of things that require formal presentations, but also for things like name cards at state dinners (the same as one might do at a fancy wedding reception).
Red room? Bedroom of the queen? What is going on in there?
The government doesn't want you to know that but actually the Queen didn't die, she just decided it's finally time to retire and moved where she figured no one would look for her. After the unpaid intern accidentally leaked the information - hence the rooms name on the map - that fact is still denied, which just makes it more suspicious.
"Bedroom of the Queen" Wasn't there a war over that?
Where is the carpentry shop?
