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Forbidden city Beijing China

Conner Turret of the Forbidden City

China, Liaoning, Shenyang Palace Museum, World Cultural Heritage Site

Palace materials of the Imperial Ancestral Temple in the Forbidden City

Beijing rarely snows in winter, and the Forbidden City is rare in the snow, which also reflects the wisdom of ancient architecture and shows the beauty of architecture through the characteristics of the four seasons

Closeup photo of red wall with green glazed tile in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, China

The Forbidden City in Beijing, China

Conner Turret of the Forbidden City

Everywhere one looks in the Forbidden City, the craftsmanship of a glorious past shines through. Imagine all the royal eyes that looked upon the same details.

The Ming tower of Cixi mausoleum is in the eastern Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty, China

The Forbidden City in Beijing, the capital, is covered in snow.

The eaves of traditional temples

Close up of compressed view of the bright red roofs of the ancient palaces of the Forbidden City in Beijing China

The Forbidden City with Snow - Beijing, China

Forbidden City Chinese style red wall and Snowflake blank backgrounds

Beijing Temple of Heaven, Chinese traditional style architectural decoration

Beijing, China- 2 Nov 2024: Closeup of the tablet on the roof of the Meridian Gate of the forbidden city. it says wumen which means the Meridian Gate.

This photo shows the beauty of decoration details of roofs of palaces in the Zhongshan Park, previously Altar of Grain and Land in Ming & Qing Dynasty.

The Forbidden City in Beijing, China

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The golden palace glazed tiles of the Forbidden City in Beijing.

The Forbidden City in Beijing, China

Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, Beijing.

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China building eaves

October 25, 2025, Beijing, China:The Imperial Palace located in Beijing, China,was the royal palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It was formerly known as the Purple Forbidden City and is situated at the center of Beijing's central axis. Centered around the three main halls, it covers an area of approximately 720,000 square meters and has a construction area of about 150,000 square meters. There are over 70 large and small palaces.

Chinese ancient architectural landscape in Eastern Royal Tombs of the Qing DynastyChina

Details of roofs on traditional Chinese pagodas, Beijing

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