500 words for the guide of the Forbidden City in Beijing.

The Forbidden City is located in the center of Beijing, formerly known as the Forbidden City. It is full of China's history and culture, and there are endless tourists. The following is a compilation of "500 words for tour guides of the Forbidden City in Beijing", hoping to help you. More exciting, please lock the lead column.

Dear tourist, I am a tour guide in your. My surname is Zhang. You can call me Xiao Zhang or Zhang Dao. Please don't draw on walls or ancient objects, and don't litter!

The Forbidden City is located in the center of Beijing, formerly known as the Forbidden City. It is the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the largest and most well-preserved ancient architectural complex in the world, and is known as the first of the Five Elements Palace.

The Forbidden City was built in the fourth to eighteenth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, that is, from 1406 to 1420.

Look! There are four beautiful doors in the Forbidden City. Let me tell you their names! The main entrance is called Wumen Gate, commonly known as Wufenglou. Generally, only the emperor can enter the meridian gate! Champions, runners-up and flower hunters can only go in and out of this door once. The back door is the "Shenwumen" and the Ming Dynasty is the "Xuanwu Gate", because Xuanwu Gate is one of the four ancient beasts. During the reign of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, it was changed to "Shenwumen" because of taboo. "Donghuamen" and "Xihuamen" are opposite. There is a horse monument outside the gate, a stone bridge in the north and three gates in the north.

Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up and go to Taihe Gate! There are three halls in Taihe Gate, namely Taihe Hall, Zhonghe Hall and Baohe Hall. Go and see for yourself! Remember to come back to me in 20 minutes!

Look! That's the palace, where emperors, queens and concubines live. Go and have a look! Because the Forbidden City is very long, so take the map in your hand and meet you in the imperial garden in 30 minutes!

The imperial garden is full of birds and flowers and lush vegetation. Parents should pay attention to the safety of their children and don't let them climb rockeries. And don't fold flowers and grass!

Oh, here we are. Well, our visit to the Forbidden City is over here. Remember to call me next time you come to the Forbidden City in Beijing! Be safe on your way home!

Please come with me quickly. This is the entrance to the Forbidden City, which is the noon gate. The middle door was taken by the emperor, the left and right doors were taken by court officials, and the farthest two doors were taken by local bureaucrats, bachelors and the people.

Now we come to the Hall of Supreme Harmony. You can see a big blue plaque engraved with the words "Hall of Supreme Harmony". The Hall of Supreme Harmony is a larger hall in the Forbidden City. The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Zhonghe and the Hall of Baohe were all renamed from the Qing Dynasty, which are of great historical value and have an ancient flavor. As you can see, there are many stone lions on the railings of Zhonghe Hall and Taihe Hall. Do you know what this is for? I'm telling you, this is for drainage. Rainwater flows to the low-lying place at the top of the city wall, enters the small hole in the ground, and can be transported to the drainage ditch after being channeled by pipes. In fact, the overall structure of Zhonghe Hall and Taihe Hall is similar, but it is a little small.

What appears in front of our eyes now is the Baohe Hall. Who knows what it does? Oh, this foreign tourist is really smart. He knows all the places of interest in China like the back of his hand. By the way, this is the place where the emperor used to worship the gods. The red-crowned crane and the big incense burner at the door are also for this purpose. Having said that, I want to ask two small questions: What is the red-crowned crane made of and what is the big incense burner made of? Please think about it.

All right, I won't keep the suspense. The red-crowned crane is made of iron and the incense burner is made of copper. Do not touch them. They are old. If you touch them again, they will be damaged.

Well, that's all for today's explanation of the three halls of the Forbidden City, and I'll introduce you to other places of the Forbidden City tomorrow.

Please come with me quickly. This is the entrance to the Forbidden City, which is the noon gate. The middle door was taken by the emperor, the left and right doors were taken by court officials, and the farthest two doors were taken by local bureaucrats, bachelors and the people.

Now we come to the Hall of Supreme Harmony. You can see a big blue plaque engraved with the words "Hall of Supreme Harmony". The Hall of Supreme Harmony is a larger hall in the Forbidden City. The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Zhonghe and the Hall of Baohe were all renamed from the Qing Dynasty, which are of great historical value and have an ancient flavor. As you can see, there are many stone lions on the railings of Zhonghe Hall and Taihe Hall. Do you know what this is for? I'm telling you, this is for drainage. Rainwater flows to the low-lying place at the top of the city wall, enters the small hole in the ground, and can be transported to the drainage ditch after being channeled by pipes. In fact, the overall structure of Zhonghe Hall and Taihe Hall is similar, but it is a little small.

What appears in front of our eyes now is the Baohe Hall. Who knows what it does? Oh, this foreign tourist is really smart. He knows all the places of interest in China like the back of his hand. By the way, this is the place where the emperor used to worship the gods. The red-crowned crane and the big incense burner at the door are also for this purpose. Having said that, I want to ask two small questions: What is the red-crowned crane made of and what is the big incense burner made of? Please think about it. All right, I won't keep the suspense. The red-crowned crane is made of iron and the incense burner is made of copper. Do not touch them. They are old. If you touch them again, they will be damaged.

Well, that's all for today's explanation of the three halls of the Forbidden City, and I'll introduce you to other places of the Forbidden City tomorrow.

Hello, everyone, the tour guide of the Forbidden City in Beijing is 500 words! I am a tour guide. You can call me Xiao Wang. Soon, we will arrive at the Forbidden City in Beijing, which is famous all over the country and is regarded as the first of the five largest palaces in the world.

Attention, everyone. If you don't want garbage to surround the Forbidden City, don't litter. Passengers with children should also take good care of them.

First of all, I want to introduce its history to you: the Forbidden City in Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City. Today, people call it the Forbidden City, which means the palace where the emperor used to live. It is also the largest and most complete ancient building in the world. The Forbidden City covers an area of about 723,600 square meters. According to legend, the Forbidden City has 9,999 rooms. The buildings of the Forbidden City Palace are all made of wooden structures, yellow colored glass, blue and white stone bases and resplendent colored paintings.

Let's go to the Zhonghe Hall. It is 27 meters high and paved with gold bricks. The pointed roof with yellow glazed tiles is solemn and sacred. In the center of Zhonghe Hall, there are everything to worship Buddha. But no one knows, this is just the place where the emperor stopped in front of the Hall of Supreme Harmony.

The imperial garden is also beautiful. There are not only verdant and towering pines and cypresses in the garden, but also many precious flowers and trees. A famous building that laid off 20 people. The pavilions named Wanchun Pavilion and Qianqiu Pavilion can be said to be the most gorgeous pavilions among the ancient pavilions preserved today.

Today, although we can't visit more beautiful scenery of the Forbidden City because of time, I believe everyone has seen a lot, learned a lot and enjoyed the tour. I wish you all a pleasant journey home! Good health! Next time you come to Beijing, please remember to contact Xiao Wang and have a good time with you.

Ladies and gentlemen, children: Hello! Welcome to the Forbidden City. I'm glad to serve you today. I am Dong Li, the tour guide. Please call me Xiao Li. The Forbidden City is the largest royal garden museum in China. I am glad to have the opportunity to accompany you to appreciate its beautiful architectural art and enjoy this wonderful time.

The Forbidden City, also known as the Forbidden City, is located in the center of Beijing. Today people call it the Forbidden City. It is exquisitely carved and unique in shape, and it is a masterpiece of ancient architecture in China.

Tourists, now we come to the Hall of Supreme Harmony. The Hall of Supreme Harmony is the first of the three halls in the Forbidden City. It is built on a 5-meter-high white marble pedestal, surrounded by carved dragon stone pillars. Approaching the Hall of Supreme Harmony, you will find the place where the Empress lives, which is filled with dragon chairs, dragon chairs and dragon pillars, which are painted with gold powder.

Tourists, let's move on. Now we come to Zhonghe Hall, which is one of the three halls of the Forbidden City after Taihe Hall. This temple is a square temple with a single pyramid-shaped roof. The pyramid-shaped roof, a corner of yellow glazed tile, is where the emperor lived.

Further inside is the Baohe Hall, which is located behind the Zhonghe Hall and at the end of the three main halls of the Forbidden City. The houses on the east and west sides of Baohe Hall should now be art galleries of past dynasties, displaying China art treasures from primitive society to 6,000 years in Qing Dynasty.

Further on is the Imperial Garden, covering an area of 1 1000 square meters, with Qin 'an Hall as the center, which is the back garden of the emperor.

Ladies and gentlemen, our tour today is coming to an end. I am very happy to spend this wonderful time with you. If you have any suggestions or requirements for my tour guide today, please put forward your valuable opinions and I will try my best to correct them. I wish you all a good time. thank you