Thoughts after visiting the Forbidden City in Beijing?About 300 words

Thoughts? I don't know what to include or highlight in your thoughts. I make do to write once you also make do to see it

The Forbidden City as the Ming and Qing dynasties, the emperor's office to live in the place is naturally hierarchical, high on the list. Craftsmen in order to highlight the royal majesty, so the construction of the Forbidden City is bound to be a great deal of effort, combined with traditional Chinese culture and thought, everywhere to highlight the royal sacred. For example, the three great halls of the former dynasty, the Hall of Supreme Harmony. Face nine (now see is eleven, because the Kangxi Emperor ordered the two sides of the aisle into eleven) into the depth of five. In addition to the building is very grand in addition to here also highlights the emperor's nine or five supreme. There are three palaces plus six palaces in the east and west of a **** 15 palaces, on behalf of the emperor resides in the Ziyiqi, as well as the heavenly eight trigrams, heavenly eight trigrams into, etc., all of these will let a person feel at first glance to the Forbidden City is very shocking. Starting from these buildings it is not difficult to realize that the Forbidden City is actually built for the right. The focus is to highlight the emperor is the divine right of the king, is not to be offended. On the other hand, the Forbidden City is a combination of traditional Chinese culture, architecture, philosophy and beliefs. One can't help but wonder at the infinite ingenuity and skill of the Chinese people back then. In contrast to some of the current situation, these are worthy of our descendants to learn and reflect on, we have to inherit and carry forward the things of our ancestors, I believe that the task is heavy and far.

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