Introduction to the Forbidden City
The Forbidden City in Beijing was the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties in China. Formerly known as the Purple Forbidden City, it is located at the center of the Beijing Central Axis. It is one of the largest and most completely preserved ancient wooden - structured buildings in the world.
Architectural Features of the Forbidden City
The architecture of the Forbidden City strictly follows the feudal hierarchical etiquette, with a rigorous layout and an orderly arrangement. The palace buildings are all wooden - structured, with yellow glazed tile roofs, white marble bases, and decorated with magnificent colored paintings.
Scenic Views of the Forbidden City
