Mention of the Yuanmingyuan is an eternal regret in the hearts of each of us, as the imperial garden of the Qing Dynasty, the common people naturally have no right to enter, so about the beauty and magnificence of the Yuanmingyuan, we can only imagine in the historical records, and then the British and French coalition forces burned down the Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens, since then the Yuanmingyuan has completely disappeared into the world, until the photos before the burning flowed out in britain, we saw how beautiful it really is.
In 1860, the British and French troops invaded Beijing, they knew that the Yuanmingyuan was the favorite residence and health resort of the Emperors of the Qing Dynasty, so in order to retaliate against the rulers of the Qing Dynasty, the British and French coalition forces decided to set fire to this world-famous imperial garden after robbing the treasures inside, which contained countless exotic flowers and plants, rare birds and animals were destroyed in one fell swoop, and what was even more sad was that the cultural relics and treasures in the Yuanmingyuan were all lost overseas.
Before the British and French coalition forces burned the Yuanmingyuan, in fact, some military reporters took pictures of the Yuanmingyuan, but in order to cover up their own evidence, the British and French coalition forces burned all these photos, so the photos we see before the destruction of the Yuanmingyuan are restored by 3D technology, although it is not a real photo, but it does let us see how magnificent the Yuanmingyuan was before it was destroyed.
Yuanmingyuan was built in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, is the Qing Dynasty emperors favorite holiday and health resort, in order to build this royal garden, a total of hundreds of millions of silver, these are the people's hard-earned money, but did not expect that the people finally did not see how legendary and beautiful it is inside, now many netizens see the restored photos are sighing, each one is beautiful enough to be a screensaver, it is a pity to hate ah.