Everyone in the Forbidden City knows why it is called the Forbidden City.

The name of the Forbidden City comes from the Heavenly Palace. There is an emperor on the ground and a jade emperor in the sky. The heavenly palace is called the purple palace, and the emperor on the ground thinks that the son of heaven also calls his residence the purple palace. And what makes it? The Forbidden City? It's because civilians are forbidden to go in and out of ancient palaces. What is this called? Forbidden area? Plus palaces built like ideal cities, are there any? The Forbidden City? Statement.

In fact, the statement of the Forbidden City originally came from the people, and it was gradually known by the world before it was officially adopted.

? Purple? It represents the purple star in the sky, that is, the central emperor star, which echoes that the emperor is the body of the son of heaven and corresponds to the emperor in the sky. There has been a saying in China since ancient times that purple gas came from the East. Purple? In our country, it is auspicious and noble, and it is generally not allowed to be used.

? Forbidden? Shows the strict order in ancient times. Unlike today, everyone can go in and out of the palace. At that time, the palace was guarded by a large number of troops, not to mention ordinary people. Even the officials of the imperial court need the approval of the palace to get in and out. Is that clear? Forbidden? Meaning? Forbidden area? .

? City? It rarely explains the grandeur of the palace, which is comparable to the ideal city in appearance and scale. In ancient times, this happened many times. The Forbidden City? And the war of war, what does this mean? City? Not only like "Ideal City", it was built for the purpose of city fortress in the early stage of construction.

What does this mean? The Forbidden City? Although the short three words are only used to describe the Forbidden City, its real meaning refers to the forbidden area where the emperor lived. Only since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, emperors have lived in the Forbidden City, so the meaning expressed by the word Forbidden City has always been used to describe this huge and magnificent building.

Generally speaking, the Forbidden City is not only the crystallization of the wisdom of ancient craftsmen in China, but also the political center of our country. It expresses the most direct and profound meaning in just three words among the people. The Forbidden City is not only the concentration of China's rights, but also the condensation of people's wisdom.