Five Essays on Visiting the Forbidden City

The architecture of the Forbidden City is really an unparalleled masterpiece. This is really a miracle. Our 5,000-year-old culture in China is profound, and we should be proud of the ancient people who built such a magnificent palace. The following are five essays on visiting the Forbidden City for your reference. You are welcome to read them.

Thoughts on visiting the Forbidden City: model essay 1

Have you ever been to the Forbidden City? I went!

Entering along the entrance, the first thing you see is a towering gate and noon gate. My mother told me that this was an ancient place to punish criminals. Looking at the empty square, the images on TV suddenly appeared in my mind: the executioner holding the knife high, and the desperate and frightened eyes of the punished criminal. I can't help being a little scared. I can't help but hold my mother's hand and speed up my progress.

With the crowds entering through the meridian gate, it is the real Forbidden City. I crossed the threshold and suddenly, my eyes lit up. A huge palace unfolds in front of us, magnificent, just like on TV! On both sides of the stone steps of the palace, there are bronze beasts. Walking slowly into the palace along the stone steps, the commentator said that this is? Hall of supreme harmony? , is the place where ministers worship the emperor. I can't help but fantasize that I am the Empress Dowager Cixi in the history of the female emperor and go straight to the main hall to do the early dynasty. When I entered the palace, I was stopped by the cold railing. The tour guide said that every brick in the palace is made of gold, and every brick is priceless. God, the life of the ancient emperor was so luxurious!

Passing the Hall of Supreme Harmony is the Hall of Zhonghe and the Hall of Baohe, which are collectively called the three main halls. Their workmanship is really exquisite and unusual. Against the sunshine, the yellow glazed tiles sparkle like gems and are beautiful. I can't help sighing at the ingenious design and craftsmanship of ancient craftsmen.

Then, we also visited Gan Qing Palace, Baohe Palace and the beautiful Royal Garden.

Thoughts on visiting the Forbidden City II

Speaking of the beautiful Forbidden City, everyone is familiar with it.

The Forbidden City, also known as the Forbidden City, is the first of the five largest palaces in the world. It is the imperial palace of Ming and Qing dynasties, built in A.D. 1406, with an area of about 900 square meters, equivalent to 900 large playgrounds.

Entering the main entrance of the Forbidden City at noon, a big square appeared in front of us. There are five exquisite white marble arch bridges in the square. There is a Jinshui River under the bridge, which looks like a jade belt and is very beautiful.

Stand in the square and look up. A magnificent palace stands in front of us, with yellow glazed tiles shining. This is the Hall of Supreme Harmony. The throne carved with gold lacquer in the Hall of Supreme Harmony is located on the nanmu platform where Sumeru sits in the middle, surrounded by six golden dragons and golden pillars of dragons, which is magnificent. In the center of the ceiling above the throne is a huge dragon caisson.

When you leave the Hall of Supreme Harmony, you will bypass the Hall of Supreme Harmony and the Hall of Baohe. This is Gan Qing Palace. Gan Qing Palace was the living quarters of emperors in Ming and early Qing Dynasties. The emperor was in the Qing Palace to handle government affairs, summoned ministers, met foreign envoys and imperial palace, and held a family banquet.

Coming out of Gan Qing Palace, bypassing Jiaotai Hall and Kunning Palace, is the royal garden; When you enter the Royal Garden, you will see a pavilion. The lush trees set off the red walls and golden glazed tiles, which is the money arena. Next to the Qianqiu Stadium, there is a pile of Xiushan, which is a rockery surrounded by stones and green trees. It is very beautiful.

There is another legend about the Forbidden City. According to legend, there was a man named Liu Bowen in ancient times. One day, he said to the emperor:? Your Majesty, I had a dream last night that the Jade Emperor summoned me and said that the palace where the emperor lived must be guarded by thirty-six King Kong and seventy-two Dungeons, otherwise there would be disaster. Say that finish, I woke up. ? Hearing this, the emperor ordered Liu Bowen to build a palace called the Forbidden City, guarded by thirty-six King Kong and seventy-two demons. When people heard about it, they all waited to see how Liu Bowen built a palace guarded by 36 King Kong and 72 Dungeons. Ten months later, when the palace was built, the emperor saw the magnificent palace, which seemed to be guarded by 36 King Kong and 72 underground palaces. He was so happy that he rewarded Liu Bowen and got promoted to the third grade. And then people found these? Thirty-six King Kong is just 72 gold devils? There are only 72 vats.

The Forbidden City is full of beautiful scenery. I hope everyone will appreciate it carefully.

Thoughts on visiting the Forbidden City 3

The wheel of history runs along a long track, and the world-famous palace, the Forbidden City, has stood in Beijing for nearly 600 years. Tourists come from China, and there are also foreign tourists.

When I stepped into the Forbidden City in Beijing, I just glanced at the meridian gate casually and was shocked by its magnificent architecture. I can't help sighing at the bottom of my heart that it is surrounded by mountains on three sides and the five peaks protrude, which is magnificent.

We continued to follow the guide to the Hall of Supreme Harmony. There are two magnificent bronze lions in front of the Hall of Supreme Harmony. They are like two soldiers, always guarding the Hall of Supreme Harmony. The doors, windows and roof of the Hall of Supreme Harmony are inlaid with golden dragons, which are colorful and show the dignity of the royal family. The yellow glazed tiles on the roof reflect the brilliance of the sun, and there are eleven small animals in the corner, representing the dignity of the imperial power of the Hall of Supreme Harmony. Although this room and temple have been burned down many times, they are still magnificent. The emperor's dragon chair is sacred and inviolable in the center of the hall, and the majesty of the king naturally radiates. After years of vicissitudes, incidents and invasions, he still shows his nobility. The architecture of ancient palaces is very exquisite and solid, which is enough to prove the diligence and intelligence of ancient China writers.

We bid farewell to the resplendent Forbidden City and came to the dome of the Temple of Heaven. The ball altar was established in China in the Ming Dynasty. In the south of the Temple of Heaven, it is the place where the emperor worships heaven from the winter solstice, also known as the Temple of Heaven. The dome altar is a carved three-story open-air circular platform. The altar surface is mugwort bluestone, carved with white marble railings and columns, and the two outer round walls symbolize? Where is the sky round? . Because it is a sacrifice to the Temple of Heaven, the whole structure of the dome is a clever use of mathematics. The stone components of the altar, steps and railings all take nine or multiples of nine, that is, positive numbers, to symbolize the sky. The circular slate in the center of the altar, named Tianxin Stone, stands on it and shouts or knocks, and the surrounding voices echo with it, and the voice is loud, as if full of answers. It can also be seen that the ancient people built palaces with originality.

I am deeply touched and proud of my trip to the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven. The history of China is worthy of 5,000 years, and the people are wise, but behind the beauty, there will always be unknown people trying their best. Therefore, we should protect the important cultural heritage and let the world see the profound culture of China. The magnificent Forbidden City left a deep impression on me. I am proud that I am from China.

Thoughts on visiting the Forbidden City 4

Because of my parents' work, I have been to many cities with them since childhood. For example, taking Qinhuai River, the first historical and cultural river in China, as the boundary, I have the honor to leave footprints in 12 of the eight provincial capitals in the south, and I have also been to 3 of the Five Mountains. But I've been to so many places, even? Imperial capital? I have never been to Beijing, and I always feel a little sorry from time to time, but now, a journey to find my roots? Summer camp realized my dream. I came to Beijing, the capital of the motherland, and visited and studied in the National Museum, the Forbidden City.

What a beautiful day, as the weather forecast says? Thundershower? Didn't come as promised. Spring and Jingming, clear sky and Wan Li, the students' mood is also very high. I believe that when the bus arrives at our destination-the Forbidden City, other tourists 500 meters away can also hear our cheers. This kind of cheer is mixed with our expectation, excitement, pride as China people and deep yearning for the motherland.

Happy times always pass quickly. After we visited the Forbidden City, I couldn't help but have three sighs in my heart:

Sigh the grandeur of the palace. The Forbidden City is a palace covering an area of more than 720,000 square meters with 8,704 houses. It is the largest and most complete ancient wooden structure complex in the world. The hall is magnificent, with carved beams and painted buildings, which foreign ancient buildings do not have.

Second, lament the vicissitudes of history. The Forbidden City, once heavily guarded, today allows people to wander around and watch and feel the honor of the Ninth Five-Year Plan. The emperor? The feeling. This is very heartless for monarchs of past dynasties. But history has taught people how to really judge right and wrong, and has taught people to see their own gains and losses in the changes of time rings. All these advantages and disadvantages make China a democratic country. This is a big step forward in change.

And this third sigh is a sigh that I can't just stay in the beautiful motherland. The place with such a magnificent palace is my root! Appreciating the charm of the Forbidden City and feeling its grandeur and charm, I am extremely proud that I am a famous China native.

Bless you, my motherland!

Thoughts on visiting the Forbidden City 5

The Forbidden City in Beijing was called Bauhinia City by the ancients. Located in the center of Beijing's central axis, it is the largest and most well-preserved wooden palace building in the world.

When you enter the Forbidden City, you arrive at the famous meridian gate. The meridian gate is tall and majestic, and it is the gate of the Forbidden City. There are five doors at the noon gate, but from the front, it seems to be three. Actually, there are two doors ahead.

Then, we came to Taihe Palace. On both sides of the stone bridge leading to the Hall of Supreme Harmony, there is a stone lion. This pair of stone lions is nervous, serious and solemn. It's like staring at me with big eyes. It looks scary. But it also shows the serious atmosphere of the Forbidden City.

Walking, we came to the Palace of Kunning. The Palace of Kunning is gorgeous and exquisite. Therefore, in the Ming Dynasty, it was the queen's bedroom, the main place for offering sacrifices and the bridal chamber for the emperor's wedding. There are almost all kinds of ornaments in the Palace of Kunning, each with its own merits, which makes the Palace of Kunning magnificent!

Yes! The Forbidden City in Beijing is so beautiful! I hope you have a chance to have a closer look. There are many magnificent palaces and landscapes in it.