In modern times, especially after the Revolution of 1911, with the great changes in the social system, the last emperor was "invited" out of here, and this royal palace gradually became a national key cultural relics protection unit and a later 5A-level scenic tourist area. Today, the Forbidden City receives hundreds of millions of tourists from all over the world every year, waiting for the world's attention with majestic momentum and mind.
The Forbidden City is magnificent and mysterious. Have friends who have been there noticed or heard of a detail, that is, every day when the staff opens the doors of various palaces, including the doors of closed areas, they will cough a few times in advance or shout "I came in"? Why would they do that? Who are you talking to? Although it is broad daylight, this scene is still a bit scary.
In fact, shouting in front of the entrance has become an unwritten rule of the Forbidden City for many years, and people have also given various speculations about this move. Some people say that the Forbidden City was originally a high-incidence area in paranormal, and many ghosts lived here. Say hello before you come in, just to avoid disturbing them. It is also said that this practice was handed down from the palace. There used to be a large number of ladies-in-waiting and eunuchs living in the palace, and it was clearly stipulated in the palace rules that they could not fall in love. But many people still can't bear to be lonely and uninhibited, and often take the opportunity to hold private meetings. The flight attendants shouted this way to remind them to pay attention and be careful of being found.
Some people think that shouting like this is a pure work ceremony for the staff working in the Forbidden City, as if marking the beginning of a day's work in this way. Some people agree that some people oppose these explanations, and everyone has their own reasons. However, as for the real reason, in fact, all kinds of speculations by onlookers are groundless, and the most credible one may be the gatekeeper's own statement. So, why on earth did they shout such a sentence into the air?
The explanation of the staff of the Forbidden City is surprising. They say one of the reasons for this is to promote the majesty of the royal family. The residences of emperors and nobles are not accessible to ordinary people. Of course, ordinary people need to know when they go in. Just like now, when you go to the boss's or leader's office, you will knock at the door first to say hello. Although there is no emperor now, rules and respect are still needed. The royal family has no clan relationship with the vast majority of people. Anyway, they are our ancestors. It is also a basic accomplishment to show courtesy and respect to ancestors. In addition, to some extent, this imperial palace is the private residence of the Emperor's family. When you enter other people's homes, you should say "I came in".
There are many tourists in the Forbidden City during the day. At night, after locking the door, it didn't actually die. It may become an activity garden for mice, cats, weasels and other small animals. The Forbidden City opens in the morning, and many animals may still sleep in the corner. This shouting is also to make them get up and leave quickly, so as not to scare tourists. Therefore, the propaganda before the opening of the Forbidden City is very particular, but the truth can be said to lie in the understanding of the parties themselves.