Imperial Garden Review

Traveling to Beijing, I came to the Summer Palace to play. This is the summer resort of the emperor and queen. The whole Summer Palace has a lot of plants, green quilts, and a large lotus pond. When I went to play, it happened to be the lotus season. Very lush lotus, many tourists take pictures. It feels cool near the lotus pond, and it feels cooler than the direct sun in other areas.

There is a very beautiful building in the Imperial Garden of the Palace Museum, the four gods, which refer to the east as the green dragon, the west as the white tiger, the south as the jujube, and the north as the Xuanwu. In 1924, the great Indian poet Tagore came to China. The last emperor of Shinsaibashi received Tagore in the imperial garden and took a photo with Tagore in front of the four shrines.

The Royal Garden is 80m north-south, 140m east-west, and covers an area of 12000㎡. The main building of the park is Qin'an Palace, which is a heavy dome-style, located on the north-south central axis of the Forbidden City, with its center, paving pavilions on the front and sides.

Beijing is especially worth a visit! A good place to learn about history!

The Royal Garden is located in the northernmost part of the central axis of the Forbidden City in Beijing, behind the Suining Palace, known as the Palace Back Garden in the Ming Dynasty and the Royal Garden in the Qing Dynasty. It was built in the 18th year of Ming Yongle (1420), and has been added in the future. It still retains the basic pattern of the initial construction.