The Forbidden City is such a majestic palace! It is resplendent, majestic, majestic, solemn and solemn. It is like a majestic epic that makes people feel excited, and like a magnificent national symphony that makes people feel breathless.

The red walls and yellow tiles of the Forbidden City are dazzling; the carved beams and painted buildings are magnificent; the eaves and teeth are high and well-proportioned; every scene and every animal is lifelike. The miraculous imagination and creativity of the ancients are amazing and can only be amazed.

Looking from a distance, the magnificent Meridian Gate comes into view. The red wall more than ten meters high is engraved with beautiful patterns, and the pointed roof is in the style of ancient Chinese palace architecture; The mottled yellow tiles show us the long history of the Forbidden City and the great changes it has experienced.

The Forbidden City is a majestic and elegant building with light blue glazed tile roofs, white jade railings, and carefully crafted bluestone bases, set against goose-yellow walls. It really looks elegant, dignified, bright and beautiful. .

The courtyard of the Forbidden City is empty and vast, with white stones all over the ground, lawns lined with flowers and trees, and beautiful pines and pavilions. There is a pair of more than ten meters long Chinese watches standing on the Xumizuo in the courtyard. They are made of white marble, surrounded by dragons, and the wind rises from the clouds. There are cloud boards, dew trays and squatting animals on them, which are solemn and solemn.

The Zhonghe Hall is square in plan, with three rooms in width and three rooms in depth. It has corridors on all sides and is paved with gold bricks. The roof has a single eave and four pointed corners. The roof is covered with yellow glazed tiles and has a gilded copper roof in the middle. The eaves inside and outside the hall are decorated with colorful paintings of golden dragons and seals, and the ceiling is decorated with gold-leaf patterns. There is a floor-screen throne in the hall.

Under the eaves of the Qianqing gate, Shi Danang stepped on three dougongs and painted golden dragons and seals. There are glazed screen walls on both sides of the door. The center and corners of the wall are decorated with glazed flowers. The flower shapes are natural and realistic, and the colors are gorgeous.

Baohe Hall is nine rooms wide and five rooms deep. The roof is a double-eaves resting top covered with yellow. The upper eaves are made of single raised dougongs with seven steps, and the lower eaves are made of dougongs with five steps. Both the inner and outer eaves are painted with golden dragons and seals, and the colorful paintings on the ceiling beams are extremely unique.

As the sun sets in the west, the last afterglow shines slantingly on the golden glazed tiles of the Forbidden City. Although it is dim, it cannot conceal the unique kingly demeanor emanating from there.

The snow is falling, covering the numerous red doors and deep courtyards, but never covering the souls pursuing freedom. The snowflakes are flying, as if to wipe away the dust of history for the Forbidden City. The white snow Ai Ai seems to be playing the eternal splendid chapter to people.