Xihuamen

It's a gate in the southwest of the Forbidden City. It's set off by tall palaces on both sides. It's still very powerful. At present, it is only for staff to enter and exit, and it is not on the main line. Few tourists who do not enter the Palace Museum will pass through Shenwumen. It is also for this reason that the hundreds of metres from the right gate to Xihua Gate through the southwest corner building are particularly comfortable and comfortable to walk. Outside Xihua Gate is the quiet BeiChang Street. Along the way to the north corner of the Palace Museum, we can also experience a profound historical feeling.

The Palace Museum is the Royal Palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, formerly known as Zijin City, visitors to Beijing must visit the Palace Museum. The entrance of the Palace Museum is the noon gate, also known as Nanbi, and the exit is the Shenwumen, that is, the North gate, and the Xihua gate can not be opened.

This is one of the entrances to the Palace Museum. After entering, you can see the grand momentum of the Palace Museum. It is assumed that the former ministers had seen the way of the imperial court earlier. The door is still antique, but maybe because of its long history, some paint will be removed.

De West-Wayne Gate is de Siemens van de verboden stad van het huis van Beijing, die werd opgericht in 18 jaar van Ming Yongle (1420), de rode stadstafel, waarin drie couponpoorten zijn geopend, de buitenste wanden van de couponhole, de stadsgebouwen op de stadstafel zijn overdekt, de basis is omringd door Han-wit-slangen en de West-Wayne Gateway is onder de wanden.

Nu moeten alle grote en kleine attracties van Peking vooraf een boeking voor het kopen van tickets maken. Het is niet te koop. Veel mensen zijn dus naar de sloten gegaan en het kasteel is niet de uitzondering. Om de rechterdeur van het kasteel naar de West-Waydoor, een lente is een vergeetbare stroming.

Wu Ying, Tai, Wenhua, Wenhua, West Hua, vormen een lijn die de buitenste rijden door het huis.