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高三英语一轮复习:故宫(the Forbidden City)介绍课件

高三英语一轮复习:故宫(the Forbidden City)介绍课件

Introduction to the Forbidden City
Introduction to the Forbidden City
The Forbidden City was the palatial heart of China. It is an imperial palace complex of the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368– 1912) in Beijing, China.
谪仙当日事狂游,槌碎黄鹤夸风流。有无较版则且置,格高兴逸吞山邱。
故宫登楼名偶似,远眺欲见蓬瀛洲。陡思我祖开创艰,守成予责增惕愁。
The architecture
Wooden Structures without Nails
The Forbidden City is the largest and most complete complex of ancient wooden structures in the world.
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, yellow was a
symbol of supreme power and only used by the
imperial family. If you climb up to the top of "Scenery
Hill" in Jingshan Park and overlook the Forbidden
Forbidden City carpenters used interlocking mortise and tenon joints to build its great palace buildings "harmoniously", without nails. Nails were considered violent andee an expanse of yellow glazed tile

The;Forbidden;City教案1

The;Forbidden;City教案1

The;Forbidden;City教案unit 5 the forbidden city一、教学内容:unit 5 the forbidden city二、教学目标:学问目标:娴熟驾驭本单元课文中的单词,短语和句型。

实力目标:造就学生综合运用学问的实力。

三、教学难点:造就学生的综合实力四、重点学问:单词:本单元全部单词〔单词表中〕短语:1. be excited about 对……感到兴奋2. take place 发生3. 500 kilometers long 五百米长4. six-meter-deep moat 六米深的护城河5. lie in the center of beijing 位于北京的中心6. on each side 在每一边/面7. divide into… 分成8. be covered with 覆盖着……9. a million people 一百零一万人10. one hundred thousand 十万11. make … impossible 使……成为不行能句型:it was not completed until 1420. 直到1420年才建成。

the forbidden city lies in the center of beijing. 紫禁城坐落于北京的中心地段。

the buildings are surrounded by a six-meter-deep moat and a ten- meter-high wall.那些建筑物被六米深的护城河与十米高的城墙包围着。

the city is divided into two parts. 〔紫禁〕城被分为两局部。

五、重点学问讲解:1. people who have visited the forbidden city would be impressed by the wisdom of the ancient chinese. the forbidden city lies in the center of beijing, north of tian’anmen square. it has 101101 buildings, which aresurrounded by a six-meter-deep moat and aten-meter-high wall. the wall has a gate on each side: the meridian gate to the south, the shenwu gate to the north, the xihua gate to the west, and the donghua gate to the east.译文:但凡参观过紫禁城的人必须会惊诧于中国古代人民的才智。

九年级英语The Forbidden City课件

九年级英语The Forbidden City课件

Talk about the location of the cities on the map. Example Suzhou lies in the south of Jiangsu Province, north of Shanghai. in the east of … in the south of … in the eastern part of … in the western part of … in the center part of … north of… west of… southeast of….
B: Then you’d better wait _______ the rain stops.
2.A: Do I have to wait for you ? B: Sure. Do ______ leave _______ I come back. 3.A: Excuse me, how can I get to the post office? B: Go up this street ________ you see a sigh.
Try to make sentences with the above expressions. Example I was surprised at the news.
Write a paragraph describing the location of the Forbidden City
Write aLeabharlann passage about the Grate Wall
Unit 5 The Forbidden City
北京课改版九年级
Warm-up: Do you know where these places are?

故宫重要景点英文介绍-The-Forbidden-City(汇编)

故宫重要景点英文介绍-The-Forbidden-City(汇编)

for the Ming and Qing 24 emperors to live and handle state affairs. It has a history of about 600 years.Name Source:In the feudal society, emperor was commonly considered the son of God, so he always had the supreme power and his residence was absolutely forbidden to the common people. What is the name source of Forbidden City. Of course, it is open to the public today, so you guys are very lucky!Room: The forbidden city is rectangular in shape with a total space of about 163,000 square meters. There was a popular saying that it had 9,999 and a half rooms in the Forbidden city. Accordingly, the number is only a half less to 10,000 because emperor on earth did not dare to compare himself with the God of Heaven. Well in fact, the forbidden city consists of 980 buildings with 8,700 rooms. It’s amazing, right? What shocked me most is that the appearance is never disordered with so many rooms. That is mainly because the forbidden city was built along the central north-south axis and show great symmetry.Path: Today our pathway is from south to the north, that is, we entered the forbidden city from Meridian Gate and exit from the Gate of Divine Prowess. The total journey inside is about 2 hours.1: The Meridian Gate(午门)Name source: the emperor believed that the meridian line went through the forbidden city and his imperial residence was the center of the whole universe. That is another explanation is that in the ancient times, “ meridian” means “South”.2:The gate of Supreme Harmony(太和门)Function: Emperor usually held his imperial audience, accepted documents from his ministers and made decisions here.The following three halls are the main buildings in the outer court, successively, they are The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Middle Harmony and The Hall of Preserving Harmony.3: the Hall of Supreme Harmony:(太和殿)The emperor exercised his role (重大典礼)over the country here. It is a hall for grandceremonies as well as important festival celebrations.4: The hall of Middle Harmony(中和殿)The name of Middle comes from the Confucius idea of “mean” and “impartial”. It is a place for the emperor to take a short rest. In Qing Dynasty, the emperor usually came here and examined the tools for ploughing(农耕)in spring time. Besides that, the emperor also held ceremony of presenting the genealogy revision and approval.5: the hall of Preserving Harmony(保和殿)It is a place for the emperor to have banquets to entertain the civil and military officials. Later in Qing Dynasty, emperor held the Imperial Palace examination here. Attention! There is no pillar in its front part.When you are walking through the Gate of Heavenly Purity(乾清门), you have entered the Inner Court.Resembling to the outer court, there are also three main buildings inside, the first one you are seeing is6:The palace of Heavenly Purity(乾清宫)In Ming and Early Qing Dynasty, emperors used to live here and handle the daily affairs. Later after emperor Yongzheng, it was changed to be an audience chamber for receiving foreign ambassadors and envoys form vassal states.8:the palace of Union and Peace(交泰殿)It is a place where the empress held the important ceremonies and her birthday celebration. in Qing Dynasty, the empress usually came here and examined the tools for picking mulberry in spring time.Name source: the name of this palace came from the book of Changes(ZHOU YI), which means the intercourse of heaven & earth, harmony of positive & negative, as well as the harmony betweenemperor & empress.7: The palace of Earthly Tranquility(坤宁宫)In Ming and Early Qing Dynasty, it was used as empress’s residence. Later ,the hall was completely reconstructed by imitating Qingning Palace(清宁宫) in Shenyang according to the Manchu’s custom.8:The Imperial Garden(御花园)it is about 12,000 square meters, containing more than 20 different types of buildings , pavilions, terraces etc. you can also see lots of pine trees, cypress trees and other botanies. Undoubtedly, the Imperial Garden is an ideal place for entertainment and relaxation.Ok, it is almost the end of our visit in the Forbidden city. You can have a 5 minutes short break here. The toilet is …….., please come back at…….The last spot is the Gate of Divine Prowess(神武门). Actually, the name of the gate was Xuanwumen at first, but when to Emperor Kangxi, as his name is Xuanye, the gate’s name had the same pronunciation with emperor’s name. You know, it was a serious taboo for mentioning the emperor’s name in ancient times. Hence the gate’s name was finally changed to “Shenwumen”.。

The;Forbidden;City教案

The;Forbidden;City教案

The Forbidden City教案第一章:导入1.1 课程背景本课程旨在让学生了解中国的历史和文化,通过学习故宫(The Forbidden City)的历史、建筑和文化,培养学生的文化意识和跨文化交流能力。

1.2 教学目标通过本章的学习,学生将能够:了解故宫的历史背景和建筑特点;掌握故宫的相关词汇和表达方式;培养对中华文化的兴趣和热爱。

1.3 教学内容故宫的历史背景;故宫的建筑特点;故宫的文化内涵。

第二章:故宫的历史背景2.1 教学目标通过本章的学习,学生将能够:了解故宫作为明清两代皇宫的历史背景;掌握故宫相关的历史事件和人物;培养对中国历史的兴趣。

2.2 教学内容故宫的建立和发展历程;故宫在历史中的重要事件;故宫与历代皇帝的关系。

第三章:故宫的建筑特点3.1 教学目标通过本章的学习,学生将能够:描述故宫的建筑特点和布局;掌握故宫主要建筑的功能和特点;培养对建筑艺术的欣赏能力。

3.2 教学内容故宫的整体布局和建筑风格;故宫主要建筑的功能和特点;故宫的装饰艺术和文化内涵。

第四章:故宫的文化内涵4.1 教学目标通过本章的学习,学生将能够:了解故宫的文化内涵和价值;掌握故宫中的文物和艺术品;培养对中国传统文化的理解和尊重。

4.2 教学内容故宫中的文物和艺术品;故宫的文化价值和意义;故宫在现代社会的作用和影响。

第五章:总结与拓展5.1 教学目标通过本章的学习,学生将能够:总结所学内容并进行复习;提出问题并进行讨论;拓展对故宫相关领域的了解。

5.2 教学内容回顾本课程的主要内容和知识点;对故宫相关问题进行讨论和思考;提供故宫相关领域的拓展资源和建议。

第六章:故宫的传说与神话6.1 教学目标通过本章的学习,学生将能够:了解与故宫相关的传说和神话故事;分析传说和神话在文化传承中的作用;培养对民间文化的兴趣和尊重。

6.2 教学内容故宫的传说故事;故宫的神话起源;传说与神话在故宫文化中的体现。

第七章:故宫的日常生活7.1 教学目标通过本章的学习,学生将能够:描述故宫居民的日常生活;了解宫廷生活中的礼仪和习俗;培养对历史生活的好奇心和想象力。

故宫重要景点英文介绍 The Forbidden City

故宫重要景点英文介绍 The Forbidden City

The Forbidden City(紫禁城)Size:The forbidden city is located in the centre of Beijing city, it used to be the imperial palace for the Ming and Qing 24 emperors to live and handle state affairs. It has a history of about 600 years.Name Source:In the feudal society, emperor was commonly considered the son of God, so he always had the supreme power and his residence was absolutely forbidden to the common people. What is the name source of Forbidden City. Of course, it is open to the public today, so you guys are very lucky!Room: The forbidden city is rectangular in shape with a total space of about 163,000 square meters. There was a popular saying that it had 9,999 and a half rooms in the Forbidden city. Accordingly, the number is only a half less to 10,000 because emperor on earth did not dare to compare himself with the God of Heaven. Well in fact, the forbidden city consists of 980 buildings with 8,700 rooms. It’s amazing, right? What shocked me most is that the appearance is never disordered with so many rooms. That is mainly because the forbidden city was built along the central north-south axis and show great symmetry.Path: Today our pathway is from south to the north, that is, we entered the forbidden city from Meridian Gate and exit from the Gate of Divine Prowess. The total journey inside is about 2 hours.1: The Meridian Gate(午门)Name source: the emperor believed that the meridian line went through the forbidden city and his imperial residence was the center of the whole universe. That is another explanation is that in the ancient times, “ meridian” means “South”.2:The gate of Supreme Harmony(太和门)Function: Emperor usually held his imperial audience, accepted documents from his ministers and made decisions here.The following three halls are the main buildings in the outer court, successively, they are The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Middle Harmony and The Hall of Preserving Harmony.3: the Hall of Supreme Harmony:(太和殿)The emperor exercised his role (重大典礼)over the country here. It is a hall for grand ceremonies as well as important festival celebrations.4: The hall of Middle Harmony(中和殿)The name of Middle comes from the Confucius idea of “mean” and “impartial”. It is a place for the emperor to take a short rest. In Qing Dynasty, the emperor usually came here and examined the tools for ploughing(农耕)in spring time. Besides that, the emperor also held ceremony of presenting the genealogy revision and approval.5: the hall of Preserving Harmony(保和殿)It is a place for the emperor to have banquets to entertain the civil and military officials. Later in Qing Dynasty, emperor held the Imperial Palace examination here. Attention! There is no pillar in its front part.When you are walking through the Gate of Heavenly Purity(乾清门), you have entered the Inner Court.Resembling to the outer court, there are also three main buildings inside, the first one you are seeing is6:The palace of Heavenly Purity(乾清宫)In Ming and Early Qing Dynasty, emperors used to live here and handle the daily affairs. Later after emperor Yongzheng, it was changed to be an audience chamber for receiving foreign ambassadors and envoys form vassal states.8:the palace of Union and Peace(交泰殿)It is a place where the empress held the important ceremonies and her birthday celebration. in Qing Dynasty, the empress usually came here and examined the tools for picking mulberry in spring time.Name source: the name of this palace came from the book of Changes(ZHOU YI), which means the intercourse of heaven & earth, harmony of positive & negative, as well as the harmony between emperor & empress.7: The palace of Earthly Tranquility(坤宁宫)In Ming and Early Qing Dynasty, it was used as empress’s residence. Later ,the hall was completely reconstructed by imitating Qingning Palace(清宁宫) in Shenyang according to the Manchu’s custom.8:The Imperial Garden(御花园)it is about 12,000 square meters, containing more than 20 different types of buildings , pavilions, terraces etc. you can also see lots of pine trees, cypress trees and other botanies.Undoubtedly, the Imperial Garden is an ideal place for entertainment and relaxation.Ok, it is almost the end of our visit in the Forbidden city. You can have a 5 minutes short break here. The toilet is …….., please come back at…….The last spot is the Gate of Divine Prowess(神武门). Actually, the name of the gate was Xuanwumen at first, but when to Emperor Kangxi, as his name is Xuanye, the gate’s name had the same pronunciation with emperor’s name. You know, it was a serious taboo for mentioning the emperor’s name in ancient times. Hence the gate’s name was finally changed to “Shenwumen”.。

故宫-建筑英文介绍

故宫-建筑英文介绍

• the Hall of Preserved Harmony, stands at the northern end of the three-tier பைடு நூலகம்arble terrace. Similar in style but somewhat smaller than the Hall of Supreme Harmony ,it is larger than the Hall of Central Harmony. It was built in 1420, rebuilt in 1625 and renovated in 1765 .
• This was the highest level of the nation-wide imperial examination system and the emperor would honour the top ten successful candidates by reading the papers they had submitted
• The Outer Court was where the emperor exercised his supreme power over the nation.
• Splendid and maginficent
Some famous halls
• The Hall of Supreme Harmony • The Hall of Central Harmony • The Hall of Preserving Harmony
ensemble (整体布局)
The ensemble
• Traditionally, the Forbidden City is divided into two parts. The Outer Court and Inner Court.

故宫路线图讲解作文英语

故宫路线图讲解作文英语

The Forbidden City,also known as the Imperial Palace or Gugong,is a mustvisit destination for anyone interested in Chinese history and culture.Here is a guide to help you navigate through this vast complex.Introduction to the Forbidden CityThe Forbidden City was the imperial palace for the Ming and Qing dynasties and is located in the heart of Beijing.It was the political and ceremonial center of the Chinese government for almost500years.Covering an area of180acres,it is the largest palace complex in the world.Arrival and EntranceStart your visit from the south side of the Forbidden City.The main entrance is the Meridian Gate Wu Men,which is a majestic gate that marks the beginning of the palace complex.Once inside,you will be in the outer court area.Outer CourtThe outer court includes the Hall of Supreme Harmony Taihe Dian,the Hall of Central Harmony Zhonghe Dian,and the Hall of Preserving Harmony Baohe Dian.These halls were used for important ceremonies and state functions.The Hall of Supreme Harmony is the largest and most important,where the emperor would hold court and receive foreign envoys.Inner CourtAfter passing through the Inner Golden Water River,you will enter the inner court,which is the residential area for the emperor and his family.The Palace of Heavenly Purity Qianqing Gong,the Hall of Union Jiaotai Dian,and the Palace of Earthly Tranquility Kunning Gong are the main buildings here.The Palace of Heavenly Purity was the emperors living quarters,while the Hall of Union was used for his daily affairs,and the Palace of Earthly Tranquility was the empresss residence.Palace MuseumThe Forbidden City is also home to the Palace Museum,which houses a vast collection of artifacts from the imperial era.The museum is spread throughout the various halls and pavilions,showcasing treasures such as porcelain,jade,calligraphy,and paintings. Back Palaces and GardensThe back palaces and gardens are located to the west and north of the inner court.These areas were used for leisure and entertainment by the imperial family.Notable spots include the Hall of Mental Cultivation Yangxin Dian,where the last emperor of China, Puyi,lived after his abdication.Exit and ReflectionThe visit usually ends at the north gate,known as the Gate of Divine Might Shenwu Men. Before leaving,take a moment to appreciate the grandeur and history of this incredible site.Tips for VisitingTime Management:Allocate at least half a day to explore the Forbidden City,as there is a lot to see.Guided Tours:Consider taking a guided tour to learn more about the history and significance of each building.Crowds:The Forbidden City can get very crowded,especially during peak tourist seasons.Try to visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the rush. Comfort:Wear comfortable shoes,as you will be doing a lot of walking.The Forbidden City is not just a historical site but a testament to Chinas rich cultural heritage.Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply curious about the past,this place offers an unparalleled experience.。

The Forbidden City—Glorious and Awe-inspiring

The Forbidden City—Glorious and Awe-inspiring

straight boulevard leads to the Drum Tower and the Bell Tower, which mark the northern end of the central axis of ancient Beijing. 从那里一条笔直的大道通向鼓楼和钟楼,标志着古北京中轴的北端。
中华门
[5] Located to the north of the square is the Gate of Heavenly Peace. During
the Ming it was called Gate for Receiving Heavenly Favor. To the east of Tian'anmen is the Imperial Family Shrine (where the emperor would pay homage to his ancestors), and to its west, the Imperial State Shrine (honoring the gods of land and grain). Today, the former is known as the Working People's Cultural Palace, and the latter has become Sun Yat-sen Park. Placing the two temples on an equal footing has a great deal to do with China's history as an agrarian society. Through the Gate of Uprightness and then the Meridian Gate, the central axis passes into the Forbidden City, and extends all the way to its northern gate, Gate of Divine Might. To the north of the Gate of Divine Might is Prospect Hill, which provides a backdrop for the Forbidden City. The central peak of the hill, graced by a pavilion, is directly above the central axis. Further north to Prospect Hill is the Gate of Earthly Peace. From there a 位于广场北面的是天安门。在明朝,它被称为“天国之门”。到天安门东是 太庙(皇帝在此地祭拜他的祖先),在它的西边,是社稷坛(用于祭拜土地和 谷物的神灵)。今天,前者被称为劳动人民文化宫,而后者已成为孙中山公园。 将两寺平起平坐跟中国农耕社会的历史沿袭有着很大的关系。通过正气门和午 门,中央轴线进入紫禁城,一直延伸到它的北门,神武门。在神武门的北面是 景山,它为紫禁城提供了一个背景。寺庙簇拥着的中央峰蓬荜生辉,直接坐落 于在中心轴上。景山以北再远一点的地方,是地安门。

故宫满分英语范文

故宫满分英语范文

故宫满分英语范文The Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum, is a magnificent and iconic symbol of China's rich history and culture. (紫禁城,又称故宫博物院,是中国丰富历史和文化的一个宏伟且标志性的象征。

) It is located in the heart of Beijing and is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the world, attracting millions of visitors each year. (它位于北京市中心,是世界上游客最多的旅游景点之一,每年吸引数百万游客。

)Visiting the Forbidden City is like stepping back in time to the days of ancient China's emperors. (参观紫禁城就像是穿越时光,回到古代中国皇帝的时代。

) The grandeur and opulence of the palace complex leave visitors in awe of the incredible craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into its construction. (宫殿群的宏伟和奢华让参观者对建筑中所展现的不可思议的工艺和细节关注而惊叹。

) From the intricate carvings on the red lacquered doors to the sweeping roofs and ornate decorations, every aspect of the Forbidden City is a testament to the wealth and power of China's imperial past. (从朱漆门上复杂的雕刻到宏伟的屋顶和精美的装饰,紫禁城的每一个方面都证明了中国帝国过去的财富和权力。

故宫旅游的英语作文带翻译

故宫旅游的英语作文带翻译
When you visit the Forbidden City, you can't help but be impressed by the sheer scale and grandeur of the place. As you walk through the massive gates and into the sprawlingcourtyards, you can almost feel the weight of history bearing down on you. The palace's architecture, with its intricate carvings, colorful roofs, and imposing gateways, is a testament to the wealth and power of the Chinese emperors.
For anyone interested in history, architecture, art, or simply the sheer beauty of ancient Chinese culture, a visit to the Forbidden City is a must. It's a place that captures the imagination and offers a glimpse into a bygone era of splendor and majesty.
对于任何对历史、建筑、艺术或仅仅对古代中国文化的美感兴趣的人来说,参观故宫是必须的。它是一个能捕捉想象力的地方,给人们一个窥视昔日辉煌和威严时代的机会。
In recent years, the Forbidden City has become a popular tourist destination, attracting millions of visitors from all over the world. The Chinese government has made efforts to preserve and promote the site, including renovating and restoring many of the buildings and artifacts. They've also implemented measures to manage visitor flow and protect the palace from the wear and tear of翻译

在故宫干什么英语作文

在故宫干什么英语作文

在故宫干什么英语作文The Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum, is one of the most famous attractions in Beijing. (紫禁城,又称故宫博物院,是北京最著名的景点之一。

)It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is visited by millions of tourists from all over the world every year. (它是联合国教科文组织世界遗产,每年都有来自世界各地的数百万游客前来参观。

)The main purpose of visiting the Forbidden City is to learn about the rich history and culture of ancient China. (参观故宫的主要目的是了解古代中国丰富的历史和文化。

)The Forbidden City has a history of over 500 years and served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. (故宫有着500多年的历史,曾是明清两代24位皇帝的皇宫。

)Visitors can explore the numerous halls, courtyards, and gardens within the Forbidden City to gain a deeper understanding of China's imperial past. (游客可以探索故宫内的众多大殿、庭院和花园,以更深入地了解中国的帝王过去。

)In addition to gaining historical knowledge, visitors can also appreciate the remarkable architecture and artwork within the Forbidden City. (除了获取历史知识外,游客还可以欣赏故宫内杰出的建筑和艺术品。

中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍

中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍

Tiananmen
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
At the end of the door
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
At the door
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
Jinshui River
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
Jinshui Bridge
Jinshui River
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
Then -- held Palace
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
The house of the Lord
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
Wu Ying Dian
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
The north gate of the Forbidden City -- shenwumen
中国故宫紫禁城英文版详细介绍
At each end of the hall of supreme harmony have beast of prey. There are many pictures in the part of tile build. Such as dragon and phoenix, lion and hippocampus. These pictures are symbol of good luck and majesty. Architects think that the Palace Museum is an incomparable masterpiece of architecture and design.
明永乐十八年1420年建成嘉靖十四年1535年更名景仁宫顺治十二年1655年重修道光十五年1835年光绪十六年1890年先后修缮

故宫英语作文带翻译

故宫英语作文带翻译
总之,故宫是对中国丰富历史的见证,也是古代世界建筑和文化成就的见证。对于那些想要体验中国帝王时代的雄伟壮丽的人来说,这是一个必去的目的地。凭借其历史意义和建筑之美,故宫仍然吸引着来自世界各地的游客。
故宫,正式名称为故宫博物院,是中国的历史文化宝库。它位于北京的中心,是明清两代皇宫,使用了将近500年。故宫现已被列为联合国教科文组织世界文化遗产,并成为世界上最受欢迎的旅游景点之一。
The Forbidden City is an architectural marvel, encompassing 980 buildings with over 8,700 rooms. The complex covers 180 acres and is surrounded by a 26-foot-high wall and a moat. The traditional Chinese architecture, with its iconic red walls and golden yellow roof tiles, is a sight to behold. Each building within the Forbidden City holds its own historical and cultural significance.
故宫是一座建筑奇迹,包括980座建筑和8700多个房间。整个建筑群占地180英亩,四周环绕着一道26英尺高的墙和护城河。传统的中国建筑风格,标志性的红墙和金黄色的屋瓦,令人叹为观止。故宫内的每座建筑都具有自己的历史和文化意义。
The Forbidden City not only has an impressive physical presence, but it also houses a vast collection of cultural artifacts. The Palace Museum’s collection includes paintings, ceramics, calligraphy, and other treasures from China’s rich history. It is a living testament to the grandeur and opulenc Forbidden City English Composition with Translation

中国标志性建筑故宫英语作文

中国标志性建筑故宫英语作文

中国标志性建筑故宫英语作文The Forbidden City: A Symbol of China's Rich Cultural Heritage。

The Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum, is one of the most iconic architectural marvels in China. Located in the heart of Beijing, it has served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. With its grandeur and historical significance, the Forbidden City stands as a symbol of China's rich cultural heritage.Covering an area of 180 acres, the Forbidden City is the largest palace complex in the world. Its construction began in 1406 and took 14 years to complete. The meticulous design and intricate details of the palace reflect the traditional Chinese architectural style. The buildings are characterized by their yellow glazed tiles, red walls, and magnificent golden roofs, which symbolize the supreme power and authority of the emperor.Entering the Forbidden City through the Meridian Gate, visitors are greeted by a vast courtyard known as the Outer Court. This area served as the ceremonial center of the palace, where important state affairs and grand ceremonies took place. The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the largest wooden structure in China, stands at the center of the Outer Court. It was here that the emperor held his enthronement ceremonies and received foreign dignitaries.Moving further into the palace, one enters the Inner Court, where the emperor and his family resided. The Hall of Heavenly Purity, the emperor's living quarters, is a place of great historical significance. It was here that the emperor would make important decisions and handle daily affairs of state. The Hall of Mental Cultivation, another important building in the Inner Court, served as the residence of the emperors during the Qing dynasty.The Forbidden City is not only renowned for its architectural beauty but also for its vast collection of cultural relics. The Palace Museum houses over 1.8 million artifacts, including ancient paintings, calligraphy, ceramics, jade, and imperial treasures. Thesetreasures provide a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the emperors and the rich cultural heritage of China.In addition to its historical and cultural significance, the Forbidden City has also become a symbol of national pride. It represents the resilience and endurance of the Chinese people throughout history. Despite numerous wars, revolutions, and cultural changes, the Forbidden City has stood the test of time, preserving the legacy of China's imperial past.Today, the Forbidden City continues to attract millions of visitors from around the world. Its architectural grandeur, historical significance, and cultural treasures make it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Chinese history and culture. The Chinese government has taken great measures to preserve and protect this national treasure, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and learn from its rich heritage.In conclusion, the Forbidden City stands as a testament to China's rich cultural heritage. Its grandeur, historical significance, and vast collection of cultural relics make it an invaluable treasure. As a symbol of China's imperial past, it continues to inspire awe and admiration, attracting visitors from all corners of the globe. The Forbidden City truly embodies the essence of China's rich history and serves as a reminder of the country's glorious past.。

紫禁城用英语怎么说

紫禁城用英语怎么说

紫禁城用英语怎么说北京故宫,旧称为紫禁城,位于北京中轴线的中心,是中国明、清两代24位皇帝的皇家宫殿,是中国古代宫廷建筑之精华,无与伦比的建筑杰作,也是世界上现存规模最大、保存最为完整的木质结构的古建筑之一。

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the Forbidden City由于黄河的象征王室,这是占主导地位的彩色紫禁城。

Since yellow is the symbol of the royal family, it is the dominant color in the Forbidden City.紫禁城后宫宗教建筑和空间初探First Study on Religious Buildings and Spaces in Forbidden City这就是故宫博物馆,就是紫禁城。

This is the Palace Museum, the Forbidden City.紫禁城的英文名字正来源于它真实的历史:在古代,这里是绝对禁止的。

没有人在没有得到特殊许可的状况下可以进入到这里来。

The Forbidden City takes its English name from the fact that in imperial times it was truly off-limits: no one could come and go except with officialpermission.宴会烹调法通常与日常饮食相距甚远,不过有一种特殊的菜肴却让宫廷式精致从紫禁城走进了平常人家:北京烤鸭。

Banquet cookery is normally far removed from everyday food, but oneimperial delicacy in particular made the leap from the Forbidden City intothe mainstream: Peking Duck.现今已被列入世界文化遗址的北京紫禁城,自它1420年建成之后的近500年时间以来一直是中国封建帝王的寝宫。

故宫英语作文四级

故宫英语作文四级

故宫英语作文四级Title: The Forbidden City: A Glimpse into China's Imperial History。

The Forbidden City, located in the heart of Beijing, is an iconic symbol of China's rich cultural heritage and imperial history. Spanning over 600 years of history, it stands as a testament to the grandeur and sophistication of ancient Chinese civilization. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most visited attractions in the world, the Forbidden City attracts millions of visitors annually, both domestic and international, who come to marvel at its architectural splendor and immerse themselves in its fascinating history.First and foremost, the Forbidden City served as the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties, housing emperors and their households for nearly five centuries.Its construction began in 1406 during the Ming dynasty and was completed fourteen years later in 1420. Covering anarea of 180 acres and boasting over 9,000 rooms, it is the largest palace complex in the world. The meticulous design of the Forbidden City reflects the ancient Chinese philosophy of harmony between heaven and earth, with its layout based on the principles of Feng Shui.One of the most striking features of the Forbidden City is its magnificent architecture, characterized by its vermilion walls, golden roofs, and intricate carvings. The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the largest and most important building within the complex, served as the ceremonial center where imperial rituals and ceremonies took place.Its towering golden roof symbolizes the supreme power of the emperor. Other notable structures include the Hall of Central Harmony, the Hall of Preserving Harmony, and the Palace of Heavenly Purity, each serving specific functions within the imperial court.Beyond its architectural grandeur, the Forbidden City also houses a vast collection of cultural artifacts and treasures that offer insights into China's imperial past. The Palace Museum, which now occupies the Forbidden City,boasts a collection of over 1.8 million artifacts,including ancient paintings, calligraphy, ceramics, and imperial seals. These artifacts provide valuable glimpses into the political, social, and cultural life of the imperial court, offering a window into a bygone era.In addition to its historical significance, the Forbidden City holds immense cultural and symbolic valuefor the Chinese people. It represents the pinnacle of imperial power and authority, serving as the political and ceremonial center of the Chinese empire for centuries. Moreover, it embodies traditional Chinese architectural principles and design aesthetics, influencing generations of architects and artists both in China and abroad.Today, the Forbidden City continues to captivate visitors from around the world with its timeless beauty and historical significance. Its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site underscores its universal value and importance in preserving humanity's cultural heritage for future generations. As we walk through its hallowed halls and courtyard, we are transported back in time to an era ofemperors, eunuchs, and concubines, experiencing firsthand the splendor and majesty of China's imperial past.In conclusion, the Forbidden City stands as a living testament to China's rich cultural heritage and imperial history. Its magnificent architecture, vast collection of artifacts, and cultural significance make it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring China's ancient civilization. As we wander through its labyrinthine halls and courtyards, we are reminded of the enduring legacy of one of the world's greatest civilizations.。

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