When it comes to the Forbidden City, the first thing that must come to mind is the Forbidden City in Beijing, a place that hosts 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. But do you know that there are 4 Forbidden Cities in China, and there is one in Beijing, Shenyang, taipei and Nanjing, so today I will take a look at these four Forbidden Cities in China.
Forbidden City: The Forbidden City in Beijing is the largest and most complete group of wooden structures in the world. Formerly known as the Forbidden City. The Forbidden City in Beijing is also known as the first of the five major palaces in the world, and it is conceivable how magnificent and magnificent the Forbidden City in Beijing is, which makes foreigners marvel.
Shenyang Imperial Palace: The Yang Imperial Palace covers an area of more than 60,000 square meters, with 114 ancient buildings and more than 500 rooms, which have been well preserved so far, and are an ancient site containing rich historical and cultural connotations. The Palace Museum in Shenyang, established on the site of the palace, is a famous ancient court art museum, and its collection contains a wealth of court artworks.
National Palace Museum, Taipei: The National Palace Museum in Taipei has collections of royal collections from the "Preparatory Office of the National Central Museum of Nanjing", "National Beiping Palace Museum" and "National Beiping Library" from the Beiping Forbidden City, the Nanjing Imperial Palace, the Shenyang Imperial Palace, the Summer Resort, the Summer Palace, the Jingyi Garden and the Guozijian.
Nanjing Forbidden City: The shape of the Nanjing Forbidden City is inherited by the Forbidden City of Beijing, which is the mother of the Mingguan-style architecture and the blueprint of the Forbidden City in Beijing. That is to say, the Forbidden City in Beijing is a copy of the Ming Palace in Nanjing. Unfortunately, due to the Ming Dynasty Zhu Di's relocation of the capital to Beijing, the destruction of the Qing Dynasty after entering the customs, and the war of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the Nanjing Forbidden City was eventually destroyed, leaving only some ruins.