What does the palace of Cixi mean?

Cixi Palace refers to the place where Empress Dowager Cixi lived in Qing Dynasty, and it is one of the famous palaces in China history. Cixi's palaces are distributed in many royal gardens such as the Forbidden City, including Gan Qing Palace, hall of mental cultivation and Shouhuang Hall. These palaces not only represent the essence of China's traditional architecture, but also record the power and glory of Empress Dowager Cixi and become a part of China culture.

Cixi's palace also bears a long history, culture and artistic treasures. The cultural relics, paintings and antiques collected in the palace all show the splendid culture of the Qing Dynasty. At the same time, Cixi's palace is also a representative of traditional architectural arts and crafts, such as carved flowers, murals, fighting arches, etc. It is a far-reaching cultural heritage in the architectural history of China.

Today, Cixi's palace has become an important historical and cultural heritage, which needs to be inherited and passed down urgently. We should cherish such cultural wealth, better protect and make use of them, and let the people of the world feel the unique cultural charm of China. At the same time, visiting Cixi's palace can also help us understand the development of history and the inheritance of culture, and promote our understanding of history and cultural exchanges.