In the ancient architecture culture, is the plaque hanging in front of the main hall called "plaque" or "plaque"? Anything to say?

Generally speaking, we call it a plaque. There are two opinions on this matter. 1' s opinion is that the horizontal hanging is called plaque and the vertical hanging is called forehead. There is another opinion, because we all carry words on the plaque, which is equivalent to the plaque hanging the inscription under the eaves of the palace. Therefore, if the inscription is to express feelings, it belongs to a plaque.

Just like there are plaques in the center of the three halls of the Forbidden City, because these three halls occupy an important position in the Forbidden City, the inscriptions on their plaques are more complicated and difficult to understand. For example, the Hall of Supreme Harmony was built on the ground, the Hall of Zhonghe was built on the ground, and the plaque of Baohe Hall said that the emperor was built on the ground. I feel that these three palaces are really important in the palace. They are not as easy to understand as other words written on the plaque, such as "What is aboveboard".

The octogenarian means that since the emperor is the master of this world, he should have his own road and keep moving forward on this correct road. Only in this way can he lead his people. "Allow" means that the emperor must have a steelyard in his heart, which is absolutely fair and will not be biased because of his own selfishness. The emperor has a pole, which means that this place belongs to the emperor, so it must be based on the rules stipulated by the emperor. Only in this way can we better govern the country.

In a word, the plaque was a very important architectural decoration in ancient times. I feel that this plaque is like a central idea when we are writing a composition. This plaque plays the role of a central idea. We will see this plaque when we enter the door and it will also serve as a warning to us.

The above is my opinion, I hope it will help you.