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Treasure beneath the underground Forbidden City: Can buy all Europe
Built in 1406, Co Cung owns an area of nearly 789,000 square meters with thousands of rooms.
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Why does Tam Dai Dien in the Forbidden City not have a tree shadow?
Owning area occupies up to 1/10 of the total area of the Palace, but this architectural building does not plant any shade of green trees for feng shui reasons below.
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There were 9,999 rooms, why didn't Forbidden City have only one toilet?
In 1402, after leading troops from Beijing to capture Nanjing, Ming Cheng Zhou was crowned emperor.
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The mystery in the harem of the Forbidden City
The Forbidden City is now one of the most popular attractions in China. Millions of people come here to see firsthand the way of living, the places of ancient Chinese em…
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Decoding the architectural mystery to help the Forbidden City 'special treatment' of 200 earthquakes
Located in the center of today's Beijing city, Forbidden City is one of the famous scenic spots and is a place of interest of many researchers.
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10 legendary ancient legends to this day
Many ancient cities are famous in the world with a history of thousands of years, preserving the achievements of life of civilizations.
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Admire the 10 most magnificent palaces in the world
Here are the world famous palaces with magnificent architecture, magnificent.
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Revealing the secret of building the Forbidden City
The Forbidden City of central Beijing today is the palace of the last two Chinese feudal dynasties, Ming and Qing dynasties.
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The Forbidden City - China
The Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Forbidden City, also known as China's Imperial Palace, as a World Cultural Heritage in 19…
Archeology
Discover the palace of Kublai Khan under the Forbidden City
For centuries, the precise position in Beijing of the Kublai Khan Palace under Yuan Dynasty remains a great mystery for scientists.
Archeology
New discovery in the Forbidden City
After 3 excavations (2004-2005-2006), recently scientists from the Vietnam Institute of Archeology have discovered many new details about the Forbidden City (Citadel) un…
Environment
The Forbidden City escapes flood thanks to the 600-year-old system
Forbidden City escapes flood thanks to the ancient plumbing system, while floods flood throughout the cities in China.
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Forbidden City
The Forbidden City is the largest complex of intact historical buildings in the world, including 800 buildings with 9,000 rooms. This is a quiet oasis located right away