Why has taboo culture become a symbol of Chinese civilization?

This palace is the residence of the emperor.

Since ancient times, the emperors of China have made their country their home, and they are rich in the world, but their main living space is like a palace built with high walls. Palace occupies an irreplaceable position in the life of emperors in past dynasties, symbolizing the sacredness, majesty and unpredictability of emperors.

It is also a palace, which separates the emperor endowed with gods from ordinary people. They are magnificent, magnificent and solemn, representing the will of the rulers, the cultural mentality of the nation and the mysterious power of China's philosophy.

As the main place of emperor's life, it is also the product of emperor's activities. Emperors of all previous dynasties regarded the construction of palaces as one of their great achievements, especially when the founding monarch took off his military uniform, the first thing he did was to build his own palace.

With the change of dynasties, the ancient imperial capital of China has been distributed in different cities for two thousand years. Up to now, the only complete palaces people can see are the Forbidden City in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Imperial Palace in Shenyang before the Qing Dynasty.

But in fact, in addition to the Forbidden City and Shenyang Forbidden City, there are many ancient palace buildings called "architectural miracles" in the long history.

The first palace in the world: Epang Palace

Epang Palace, known as "the first palace in the world", is a new dynasty palace built by the Qin Empire, the first unified multi-ethnic centralized country in China history.

In the thirty-fifth year of the first emperor (2 12 BC), the palace of the dynasty, namely Epang Palace, was built in Shanglinyuan, south of Weihe River. Because of the huge project, the first emperor only built an anteroom when he was in office.

Sima Qian's Historical Records Biography of the First Emperor wrote: The front hall of Epang Palace is 500 paces from east to west and 50 feet from north to south. Ten thousand people can sit in the hall, and your highness can raise a flag 50 feet high. Pavilion road around, from your highness to Nanshan. Palace valves and roads were built at the top of Nanshan Mountain. Cross the Weihe River from Epang Palace and go straight to Xianyang. In the Qin Dynasty, one step was six feet, three hundred steps were one mile, and the Qin foot was about 0.23 meters. In this way, the front hall of Epang Palace is 690 meters wide from east to west and 1 15 meters deep from north to south, covering an area of 80,000 square meters, which is more than enough to accommodate 1 10,000 people.

According to legend, Epang Palace has more than 700 large and small halls. During the day, the climate in each hall is different. There are mountains of treasures in the palace and thousands of beautiful women. Qin Shihuang visited all the palaces all his life and lived in one place a day, but he never lived in all the palaces until his death.

According to reliable data, Epang Palace is an unparalleled palace building in the history of world architecture, with a large number of palaces, a wide construction area and a grand scale. However, these are also legends, and Epang Palace was not built in the end.

Changle Palace was rebuilt by Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang according to Xingle Palace in Qin Dynasty. In the seventh year of Emperor Gaozu (the first 200 years), Liu Bang moved from his original residence, Quercus Yangcheng, to the newly rebuilt Xinglong Palace, renamed Changle Palace, and matched it with Weiyang Palace, another palace built in the same year, meaning "eternal happiness and endless life".

Changle Palace was the imperial palace in the early Western Han Dynasty. After Liu Bang moved his capital to Chang 'an in seven years, he appeared before his ministers here, which was the center of political activities at that time.

Changle Palace covers an area of about 6 square kilometers, accounting for about one-sixth of the total area of the city, surrounded by city walls. The fourth palace excavated in 2003 (the archaeological discovery is Hualin Palace) covers an area of 2,000 square meters. This house is semi-basement. After cobblestone paving, the ground is leveled with mortar, the walls are painted with white ash, decorated with dazzling painted murals, and the passages and steps are paved with exquisite printed bricks.

Western Han Palace: Weiyang Palace

Weiyang Palace is located in the west of Changle Palace, which was called Xigong in Han Dynasty. In the seventh year of Emperor Gaozu (the first 200 years), it was built on the basis of Qin Zhangtai, and in the same year it moved its capital from Liyang to Chang 'an.

After Hui Di ascended the throne, Weiyang Palace was basically completed and began to become the main palace. As a Kyrgyz language, the meaning of "Weiyang" is very simple, that is, there is no disaster, no disaster, and it means peace, longevity and longevity. Han people like to be named after it, which reflects the prevalence of social thoughts of pursuing immortality and prolonging life at that time.

Since the completion of Weiyang Palace, the Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty lived here, becoming the center of government orders of the Han Empire for more than 200 years. Therefore, Weiyang Palace became synonymous with Han Palace in later poems. After the Western Han Dynasty, Weiyang Palace was still the ruling place of many dynasties, and it was also listed as a part of the forbidden garden in Sui and Tang Dynasties. It survived for 104 1 year, which is the most used and longest-lived palace in China.

Weiyang Palace is one of the largest palace buildings in ancient China, with a total area of six times that of the Forbidden City.

Shanglinyuan was built during the Qin Shihuang period. The expansion began in the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

According to Records of Historical Records of Qin Shihuang, in the 26th year of Qin Shihuang (22 1 BC), after Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms, "120,000 households migrated to Xianyang. Temples, Zhangtai and Shanglin are all in Weinan "; Ten years later (the thirty-fifth year of Qin Shihuang), it was "built in Shanglinyuan, Weinan, and was initially built as a front hall." These records provide us with two bases: Shanglinyuan is in the south of Weihe River in Xianyang, and Epang Palace is in Shanglinyuan.

Sima Xiangru's "Shanglin Fu" describes Shanglin Garden as follows: "From the beginning to the end, I went in and out of Jingwei. Gao Feng was in the flood. He was a snake, and his business depended on it. Swing in the eight rivers, the diversion is opposite and different. East, west, north and south, galloping. "

According to "Hanshu Old Instrument", "There are hundreds of animals in the garden, and there are countless animals in Tian Zi Spring and Autumn Shooting and Hunting Park. Among them, 70 are detached from the palace and can accommodate thousands of rides. " It can be seen that the tradition of hunting and shooting still remains, but the main content is palace architecture and gardens. According to Guan Zhongji, there are 36 gardens in Shanglin Garden, 12 Palace and 35 scenes. Among these 36 gardens, there are Yichun Garden for entertainment, Suyu Garden for royal guests, Sixian Garden and Wang Bo Garden for princes.

Daming Palace, formerly known as Yong 'an Palace, is the largest of the three main halls in Chang 'an in Tang Dynasty (Daming Palace, Taiji Palace and Xingqing Palace), and is called "Dongnei". Daming Palace was the most magnificent palace group in the world at that time, and its architectural form influenced the palace construction in many countries in East Asia at that time. Daming Palace covers an area of 350 hectares, which is 4.5 times that of the Forbidden City in Beijing in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is known as the palace of thousands of palaces and the oriental temple of the Silk Road.

In addition, Wu Zetian also has a lot to do with the completion and naming of Daming Palace. It is clearly recorded in the history books that after 660 10 years, Tang Gaozong's illness became more and more serious-not because he was blind, but because his eyes were highly myopic-so he entrusted Wu Zetian to handle government affairs and directed and planned the construction of Daming Palace, which was called Penglai Palace at that time and later Hanyuan Palace. In the first year of Chang 'an, that is, in 70 1 year, Wu Zetian returned to Chang 'an, and in1year, she ordered the Hanyuan Palace to be changed into Daming Palace, which has been called Daming Palace since 70 1 year and1year.

The Yuan Dynasty, buried underground for hundreds of years, finally appeared in the Palace Museum.

Over the years, the location of the Yuan Dadu and Yuan Da Nei (Palace) has been confusing, and the Forbidden City, as a royal relic, is unique in the core area of the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, so experts generally infer that the Palace of the Yuan Dynasty may be near the existing Forbidden City, or in the area from Beihai West to Qiongdao.

According to the available data, there are obvious differences in the functional division between the Yuan Palace and the Forbidden City in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the living areas such as the Forbidden City, the queen's bedroom, concubines and princes were all distributed in one space, that is, the clean doors were indoors; The imperial palace in the Yuan Dynasty was divided into two parts. The living area of the Empress Dowager is on the east side of Taiye Pool, and the Prince and Empress Dowager live on the west side of Taiye Pool, which is connected by a suspension bridge.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, due to the change of time, several mounds had been denuded from the south wall of the Yuan Dynasty. By the Qing Dynasty, the remains of the south wall of the Yuan Dynasty had completely disappeared.

The Forbidden City in China, also known as the Forbidden City, covers an area of more than 720,000 square meters, with more than 8,000 buildings and a building area of 6,543.8+0.5 million square meters. The Forbidden City is the imperial palace in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it is the largest and most well-preserved ancient architectural complex in China. The Ming emperor Judy decided to move the capital to Beijing. Yongle was founded in the fourth year (1406) and basically completed in 18. In the 500-year history, 24 emperors once lived here. The Ming emperor 14, the Qing emperor 10. Although the Ming and Qing Dynasties rebuilt and expanded many times, the Forbidden City still maintained its original layout.

Tiananmen Square is the main entrance of the Forbidden City, formerly known as "Chengtianmen", which means "Chengtianqiyun" and "ordered by heaven".

Tiananmen Square used to be a three-story wooden archway with a plaque of "Chengtianmen" hanging in the middle. This building was destroyed by fire in 145 1 year, rebuilt in 1465, and destroyed by fire in the late Ming dynasty. It was not until the eighth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 165 1) that it was rebuilt, which generally became today's style and changed its name.

1 949 65438+1October1,founding ceremony, People's Republic of China (PRC), was held here. It was designed as the national emblem and became a symbol of People's Republic of China (PRC)!

Among these palace buildings, the most familiar and famous is the Forbidden City, which we call the Palace Museum today. It is not only one of the five largest palaces in the world, but also the highest power center in China for more than five centuries. With its garden landscape and 8,000 buildings containing furniture and handicrafts, it became a valuable historical witness of China civilization in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

At the same time, the Forbidden City is not only famous for its value in the field of palace culture, but also has a more important identity, which is the masterpiece of the Forbidden City culture.

Taboo culture has been extremely mysterious since its birth, and it has always belonged to imperial occultism. Mr. Jin Ge, who takes "inheriting the forbidden culture" as his own responsibility, will share the noble forbidden culture with the world with the palace building as the entrance and the magic movie "Forbidden" as the carrier.

So what is taboo culture? Why can it last for 5000 years? Why do few people understand? Let's elaborate on it.

First of all, the real "Forbidden Purple" is not just an imperial city or a palace, but the epitome of China's 5,000-year ruling art. The Chinese civilization lasted for 5000 years, and 4900 years was an imperial society. Although the emperor has retired from the historical stage, the Forbidden City, as a symbol of national civilization, still plays an important role in cultural exchanges.

Mr. Jin Ge, the inheritor of "Forbidden Culture", has a profound and detailed understanding of "Forbidden Culture". He said:

The word "purple" in taboo culture refers to the celestial pole purple MSI.

Ancient astronomers in China once divided the stars in the sky into three constellations, twenty-eight constellations and other constellations. The three walls include Taiwei Garden, Ziwei Garden and Tianshi Garden. Ziweiyuan is in the middle of the three yuan. According to the long-term observation of celestial bodies in space, ancient astronomy in China believed that Wei Zixing was located in the middle of the sky and its position was eternal, so it became a constellation representing the Emperor of Heaven. This is the residence of the Emperor of Heaven. Therefore, the heavenly palace where the Emperor of Heaven lives is the Purple Palace.

And "forbidden" means that the palace is a royal place, and others are not allowed to come here.

The feudal emperor claimed to be the son of the heavenly emperor and thought he was the real dragon emperor. And the palace where they live is compared to the purple palace in the sky. They also hope to live in the Purple Palace, rule the country by virtue, naturalize in all directions, and come to Korea from all directions to achieve the goal of maintaining long-term rule.

It can be seen that "forbidden culture" is the culture of the Forbidden City, which has a long history and existed before the word "emperor" of the Chinese nation was born. It was in order to make friends with the supreme "God" that the emperor called the palace where he lived the "Forbidden City".

At the same time, the "forbidden culture" also refers to the culture that prohibits learning.

The first god named "Bo Yi Kao" in the Romance of the Gods was the eldest son of Zhou Wenwang, who was originally the heir of this big week. However, in order to save his father, Boycott passed the throne to his younger brother and was willing to join Chao Ge as a hostage. He also refused the temptation of da ji, a witch, and would rather die than surrender. Boyikao was cut off by Zhou Wang and dismembered into ten thousand pieces. Finally, it was made into a meat pie to test Zhou Wenwang. Boycott became the first victim of the offensive war and was named the first purple MSI in China's myths and legends. When his soul arrived at the worse gate, Taibai Venus placed him in Ziweixing Palace, calling him a noble god, representing honor, power and emperor. This is also the reason why Ziweixing is the first of the "Ziweixing".

Zhou Wenwang was also the founder of the Eight Diagrams of King Wen, and he was proficient in astrology, from which the famous oriental divination was born. It was only circulated in the Royal Qin Dynasty to observe the movement of celestial bodies and the rise and fall of national destiny. Royal Astronomy forbids folk learning and communication, forming taboo theory. The connection between "forbidden culture" and Zixing culture comes from this.

Therefore, taboo culture is a symbol of Chinese civilization.

In order to promote the forbidden culture, Jin Ge left behind his brilliant financial career and devoted himself to creating forbidden magic movie scripts, taking the forbidden big movie project as the most important project of his forbidden Zhenwu (Beijing) Film Co., Ltd.

Although Jin Ge has encountered many obstacles in the progress of the project, the promotion of the project of banning big movies has gradually entered the right track, and the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television has issued approval, so the project can start at the end of 20 17!

The purple is forbidden and the national pulse lasts forever! People have joys and sorrows, and dynasties have ups and downs; Only the Forbidden Purple, like the soul of China, is constantly changing in the long history and continues to bloom grandly in New China!

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