Viết về Tử Cấm Thành bằng tiếng anh ngắn nhất ( càng ngắn càng tốt )
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Viết về Tử Cấm Thành bằng tiếng anh ngắn nhất ( càng ngắn càng tốt )
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The magnificent Forbidden City was formerly the palace of many kings, concubines, and Chinese aristocrats. Today, this is one of the main attractions for visitors to Beijing tours in the series of China Tours. Join us to learn about its location, admission fees, history, architecture, and facts about this palace for a better experience when you come to Beijing and see it with your own eyes! About the Forbidden City Today’s Forbidden City also known as the Imperial Palace, located in the heart of Beijing city, is the palace of 24 royal dynasties from the middle of the Ming dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. The massive palaces in the Forbidden City were started in the 4th year of the reign of Emperor Yongle – the eminent emperor of the Ming dynasty, and one of the eminent kings of China (that is, 1406), and completed after 14 years (ie the year 1420). It is China’s best-preserved royal palace and one of the oldest in the world. Here, Beijing tourists will be able to visit the residence of ancient mandarins, invaluable works and traditional Chinese park art.
The magnificent Forbidden City was formerly the palace of many kings, concubines, and Chinese aristocrats. Today, this is one of the main attractions for visitors to Beijing tours in the series of China Tours. Join us to learn about its location, admission fees, history, architecture, and facts about this palace for a better experience when you come to Beijing and see it with your own eyes! About the Forbidden City Today’s Forbidden City also known as the Imperial Palace, located in the heart of Beijing city, is the palace of 24 royal dynasties from the middle of the Ming dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. The massive palaces in the Forbidden City were started in the 4th year of the reign of Emperor Yongle – the eminent emperor of the Ming dynasty, and one of the eminent kings of China (that is, 1406), and completed after 14 years (ie the year 1420). It is China’s best-preserved royal palace and one of the oldest in the world. Here, Beijing tourists will be able to visit the residence of ancient mandarins, invaluable works and traditional Chinese park art.
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