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Hello, tourists from all over the world! Welcome to the "World Heritage" Forbidden City in Beijing. I am the tour guide Weng from Suichang. Now I will take you to visit it in detail.

The imperial palace of China's Ming and Qing dynasties, also known as the Forbidden City, is located in the center of Beijing. Construction began between the fourth and eighteenth years of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, which is now said to be 1406 to 1420. Later, it was carefully modified by the working people of many dynasties and became very magnificent, but still maintained the original layout and scale. , is the most complete and largest ancient wooden-framed palace complex preserved in the world. The first designers were Cai Xin, Ruan An, etc., and the people in charge of the construction were Kuai Xiang, Lu Xiang, etc. They all have names in their names!

We have finished talking about the history and construction of the Forbidden City in Beijing, now it’s time to talk about the appearance and arrangement order!

The city has four gates. The Meridian Gate is in the middle of the south gate, the Shenwu Gate is on the north, the Donghua Gate is on the east, and the Xihua Gate is on the west. Each of the four gates has a double eaves verandah roof. Gatehouse. There are also some turrets with exquisite structure and beautiful appearance at the four corners of the city. The wall outside is more than 10 meters high! The moat is 52 meters wide, which is quite wide! 3800 meters long, the entire building complex is symmetrically laid out along the central axis between the north and south, with clear layers and orderly order.

After listening to the above, you should have some understanding of the Forbidden City in Beijing! Maybe you don’t know, but even the emperor’s residence is so orderly!

The Hall of Culture and the Hall of Wuying are nine-room wide buildings with eaves on the top of the mountain. The Cultural Hall was the place where the emperor listened to lectures by his ministers, and the Wuying Hall was where the emperor ate, lived, and summoned ministers. The Housan Palace, the East and West Sixth Palace, the Qianqing Palace and the Kunning Palace lead to the Imperial Garden. Kunning Palace and Qianqing Palace are the main hall and main bedroom of the inner court. They are the official residences of the emperor, the queen mother and the empress. They have an average area of ??nine rooms wide and are topped by double-eaves verandahs.

The first three halls are the largest building complex in the palace, covering an area of ??85,000 square meters, which is 12% of the palace city. The last three halls are 25% of the first three halls, and are expected to be in the palace. They are arranged in descending order, mainly highlighting the main status of the front three palaces and the back three palaces. In 1961, it was positioned as one of the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units in China, and has been jointly listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO.