A copy of the Potala Palace?

The red Potala Palace stands on the green grass with the snow-capped mountains and blue sky as the background, and I seem to see the place where God lives.

Potala Palace is located on Maburi Mountain in the northwest of Lhasa, Tibet. It is a famous palace-style building and the essence of ancient Tibetan architectural art.

The Potala Palace complex consists of the White House, the Red Palace, grand halls and Buddhist temples. The palace is all made of granite, with a thickness of about 3 meters and a maximum thickness of 5 meters. The wall foundation goes deep into the rock stratum, and iron juice is poured into some wall interlayers to enhance the integrity and seismic capacity of the building.

Potala Palace is built on the mountain, with overlapping palaces and majestic. Its architectural art embodies the traditional Tibetan stone and wood structure tower form and the traditional Han characteristics of beam frame, golden roof and caisson. In terms of spatial combination, courtyards overlap, corridors bend, adjust measures to local conditions, and priorities are clear.

1. The Potala Palace is built on the hill, with overlapping buildings, rugged halls, magnificent momentum, solid granite walls, thick piers, snow-white grass walls and fluffy and flat fur collars.

2. The architectural art of Potala Palace is the most outstanding representative among thousands of Tibetan Buddhist temples and palaces, and it is a unique model in China and even in the world.

3. The most direct feeling of Potala Palace is that the palaces are layered and tortuous, and organically integrated with the mountains.

4. Unified granite wall of Potala Palace; External lifting design of wooden roof and window eaves; All the gold-plated bronze tiles and decorations made of classic buildings, Aquarius, Capricorn fish and golden-winged birds make the whole palace look magnificent.

The Potala Palace always seems to impress people who have been here.

6. Today, the Potala Palace in people's eyes is unique in both its stone and wood staggered buildings and the cultural connotation contained in the palace itself.

1. Potala Palace always seems to impress people who have been here.

2. At that moment, I forgot the physical discomfort caused by the lack of oxygen on the plateau and threw myself into the arms of Potala Palace in the face of the sunset. I can't restrain my inner excitement, but I can only shout: hug you-Potala Palace!