Humanities: There are countless humanities in the Forbidden City, such as architecture. The architecture of the Forbidden City is a masterpiece of Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is different from foreign stone buildings. It is an all-wood structure, which comprehensively uses the ancient building components in China, such as bucket arches and girders. Here you can study the characteristics of Ming and Qing architecture! Such as column drop method!

Decoration: colorful paintings/insects leave kisses/fairy beasts/lions/huabiao/cranes/turtles/elephants/Xuanyuan mirrors, which have unique meanings and are beautiful people in China.

The Forbidden City is a concentrated display of imperial power: the width of Tiananmen Square is 9 in 5, which means the ninth five-year plan is supreme; The strict central axis structure embodies the hierarchical concept of imperial power; The concept of propriety in Zuo's Right House: the five elements theory is applied strangely, such as three dynasties and five doors; The inner number is yin, two palaces and six bedrooms; The five-color soil of the national altar is five elements and five colors.

Historicity: The Forbidden City witnessed the rise and fall of honor and disgrace in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and stored many cultural relics, even its own value is unparalleled! Being included in the world cultural heritage is a real name and a great recognition of its value.

Times: With the development of the times, the Forbidden City is no longer a place where emperors give orders, but a part of people's cultural life. It is a window for people to appreciate ancient buildings and understand ancient culture. In order to meet the requirements of the times, the Forbidden City has changed from the emperor's exclusive territory to a museum with all the treasures of China.