Commentary of the Forbidden City

1. The Forbidden City covers an area of about 72, square meters and has palace buildings, royal gardens and defense systems. The whole Forbidden City has a rigorous layout, distinct axes, distinct levels and prominent subjects. Among them, the Hall of Supreme Harmony is the largest palace in the Forbidden City and one of the largest wooden palaces in ancient China.

2. The architectural art of the Forbidden City is a masterpiece of ancient architecture in China, showing superb architectural skills and aesthetic pursuit. The architecture of the Forbidden City is mainly made of wood structure, adopting beam-column structure, and paying attention to details such as bucket arch and caisson, which makes the building structure stable and beautiful. At the same time, the architectural color of the Forbidden City is rich and varied, with yellow as the main color and red, green and blue colors, which shows the royal extravagance and authority.

3. The Forbidden City was built in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, and it took 14 years to complete. Since then, the Forbidden City has been expanded and renovated in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and has become the residence of the emperor and the royal family. The Forbidden City also witnessed the rise and fall of feudal society in China, and it was an important stage of ancient court politics in China.

4. The Forbidden City has a large collection of cultural relics, including ceramics, jade, calligraphy and painting, bronzes, lacquerware, jewelry and other works of art.. Among them, the most famous ones are the Picture Book of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty written by Qianlong Yu Bi and Su Shi's Cold Food Post. These treasures not only have high artistic value, but also reflect the inheritance and development of China's history and culture.

5. As a symbol of China's history and culture, the Forbidden City bears rich cultural significance. It is the representative of ancient court culture in China, showing the royal luxury and style. At the same time, the Forbidden City is also the witness of China's long history and traditional culture, which provides valuable information for the study of China's history and culture.

6. The Forbidden City has not only rich buildings, but also beautiful gardens. The elaborate design of royal gardens such as the Imperial Garden and Ningshou Palace District has filled the whole Forbidden City with natural beauty. These gardens not only provide the royal family with places for leisure and entertainment, but also show the exquisite skills of ancient garden art in China.

7. In the long history of the Forbidden City, there are many mysterious legends and stories. These stories enrich the cultural connotation of the Forbidden City, and also make visitors full of curiosity and imagination. For example, the story about "civet cats for princes" is inextricably linked with some mysterious buildings in the Forbidden City.

8. In order to protect the Forbidden City, a world cultural heritage, the China government has carried out long-term repair and protection. Since 22, the Forbidden City has been undergoing a comprehensive renovation project, with the goal of keeping this ancient palace in its original style and vitality. At the same time, in order to cope with the increasing number of tourists, the Forbidden City has also taken a series of measures to balance the relationship between tourism and cultural relics protection.

9. As one of the important tourist attractions in China, the Forbidden City attracts millions of tourists every year. By visiting the Forbidden City, visitors can learn more about China's history, culture and traditional arts, and feel the magnificence and mystery of the ancient palace buildings in China. In order to meet the needs of different tourists, the Forbidden City has also launched a series of cultural activities and exhibitions, such as court performances and traditional handicrafts.

1. Facing the future, the Forbidden City will continue to devote itself to the protection of cultural relics and cultural heritage. At the same time, with the development of science and technology and the application of digital technology, the Forbidden City will continue to innovate its display methods and communication channels so that more people can appreciate the unique charm of Chinese culture. In addition, with the continuous strengthening of international exchanges, the Forbidden City will also actively carry out cultural exchange activities with other parts of the world to promote dialogue and mutual learning among different civilizations.