[Beijing Attractions] The Forbidden City - A Historical Treasure

#Beijing Attractions The Forbidden City in Beijing is definitely the most unforgettable cultural experience I have ever had. This massive palace complex with a long history can be regarded as a precious treasure of ancient Chinese palace architecture, displaying the splendid royal cultural style everywhere. As soon as you enter the main gate of the Forbidden City, the majestic Taihe Gate gives you the illusion of returning to ancient times. After passing through the city gate, what comes into view is a majestic and magnificent palace wall corridor that rises into the sky. Both sides of the road are lined with upright stone lion statues, showing the royal majesty and dominance. What impressed me most was the majestic and imposing temples and palaces. The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Preserving Harmony, the Palace of Heavenly Purity, etc., all stun the audience with their carved beams and painted rafters and staggered architectural layout. Following the guide's explanation, we took a peek at the unique architectural layout of the palaces, including the front hall, backyard, pool garden, etc., which also housed countless precious cultural relics and ancient paintings. Every detail makes people respect this ancient royal architectural culture. What is even more breathtaking is the countless expensive and rare cultural relics on display in the Forbidden City. From folk ceramics to royal porcelain, from various ancient weapons and equipment to rare and exotic animal specimens, there is everything, all of which are fascinating historical treasures. Being able to take a peek into such a royal treasure house that brings together the heritage of emperors of all dynasties and represents the quintessence of Chinese culture, and to receive an unprecedented cultural baptism, is truly an extraordinary experience that is well worth the money and difficult to put into words.