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The Yongle Emperor, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, spent over 10 years constructing the Forbidden City, encompassing over 450 rai (1,100 acres). Known in Chinese as "Zijincheng," meaning "Purple Forbidden City," the purple color was considered a sacred and auspicious in ancient times. The palace complex is filled with palaces built by the Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as a collection of works by the era's greatest painters. Over the course of over 500 years, the palace served as the residence of emperors and courtiers until the end of the Chinese dynasty, with Emperor Puyi as the last emperor. With so many stories unfolding here, it's no surprise that it boasts fascinating tales and fascinating traditions. Today, Abdulthaitube presents 6 secrets of the Forbidden City. Here's a small part of the story that could be told endlessly. Table of Contents 00:00 6 Secret Stories of the Forbidden City 01:27 1. The Mystery of the Lion Statues with Standing and Folded Ears 03:00 2. Qianlong Garden in the Forbidden City 04:34 3. The Carelessness of the Forbidden City 06:24 4. The 26th Day of the 8th Month: A Day of Abstinence from Luxurious Food 07:36 5. The Tradition of "No More Than Two Bites Per Dish" 09:28 6. The Strict Tradition of Selecting Royal Ladies #Documentary #History #China #Emperor #Mystery #Secret ✪ Subscribe to the channel https://goo.gl/ogRJJL ✪ Subscribe to the Abdul Fan Club    / abdulthaitube   Creative commons attribute links credit (Due to the limitation of 5,000 characters in the YouTube description, we cannot post all Attribute Credits in complete form, so we need to shorten some URLs. Sorry for the inconvenience) https://sqr.co/xlsw/ https://sqr.co/fpua/ https://sqr.co/lojt/ https://sqr.co/bs3o/ https://sqr.co/j0gb/