Speaking of China's Qin Dynasty architecture, Afang Palace, the Great Wall, the Mausoleum of qin Shi Huang, and the Qin Zhidao can be said to be widely known, and the magnificence of Afang Palace was absolutely the first in the world at that time, and in today's Shaanxi, it still retains the remains of the Afang Palace, and you can feel the grandeur of the Afang Palace in that year.
There are actually many stories about Afang Palace, when Yingzheng lived in Handan, a Yingzheng came out to play and met a girl who thought she was beautiful, and suddenly fell in love at first sight, after talking Abouting Yingzheng learned that this girl was named Afang, and since then Yingzheng has continued to pursue her and include her in the harem, after Yingzheng unified the world, he wanted Ah Fang to become an empress, but unexpectedly he was opposed by many ministers, for the sake of the overall situation, Afang secretly chose to commit suicide. Qin Shi Huang was heartbroken when he found out, in order to commemorate her order to build a huge palace, this palace is Afang Palace, and later Afang Palace spent a lot of manpower and material resources, and Qin Shi Huang died early before it was built.
In fact, Afang Palace has always been a mysterious place, our cognition of it is seen from the historical records, and it is said that Xiang Yu turned the Afang Palace into ruins with a fire, and we all generally believe that Xiang Yu burned it. In modern times, many archaeologists have found that there is no trace of the Afang Palace being burned at all, most of them are rotten tails, so in the end they came to a surprising conclusion, that is, the Afang Palace was not built at all, and Xiang Yu burned the Xianyang Palace.
Although the Afang Palace was not completed, in 1991, after the United Nations sent people to investigate, it was found that the remains of the Afang Palace were well preserved, and because of its huge scale, it was known as the first palace in the world, and today's Afang Palace has also been protected by the state for future generations to visit.