Beijing's Palace Museum

misteliminator · 2016-01-04T09:52:05+00:00

Full name Beijing's Palace Museum, Beijing the imperial palace and old known as the Forbidden City, located in the center of the central axis of Beijing, is China's 24 emperors of the Ming and qing dynasties imperial palace, is the essence of ancient Chinese han palace architecture, unique architectural masterpiece, is also the world's largest and most complete existing wooden structure is one of the ancient buildings. It has a size of more than seventy palace, housing more than nine thousand, Ethernet and, neutralization, and three main halls as the center. Beijing the imperial palace by emperor zhu di yongle four years (AD 1406) to start building, the imperial palace in nanjing based on construction, to the Ming yongle eighteen years (1420 AD) to build, covers an area of about 720000 square meters, construction area of about 150000 square meters, it is a rectangular city, seven hundred and fifty-three meters wide from east to west, north and south nine hundred and sixty meter long. Built more than ten meters high walls, and around and have a 52 meters wide moat surrounded, constitute the "city within a city". Palace buildings are wood, yellow glazed tile roof, green white stone base. The imperial palace is known as the world's top five palace (the Forbidden City in Beijing, the French Versailles palace, Buckingham Palace, the White House and the kremlin in Russia), has been listed as world cultural heritage, national key units of cultural relics protection, national AAAAA level scenic spots. On November 23, 2014, Beijing the imperial palace mascot unveiled for the first time, the mascots from the traditional Chinese auspicious longfeng image, respectively, dragon "well" and "chicken" meimei ". On June 13, 2015, the national Palace Museum for 80000 person-times of current limiting and real-name ticketing.

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