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Magnetic skyrmions have interesting properties,including their small size,topological stability,and extremely low threshold current for current-driven motion.Therefore,they are regarded as promising candidates for next-generation magnetic memory devices.Lorentz transmission electron microscopy (TEM) has an ultrahigh magnetic domain resolution (~ 2 nm),it is thus an ideal method for direct real-space imaging of fine magnetic configurations of ultra-small skyrmions.In this paper,we describe the basic principles of Lorentz-TEM and off-axis electron holography and review recent experimental developments in magnetic skyrmion imaging using these two methods.