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| navigate by keyword : eaves ancient buildings forbidden city covered snow chinese royal decorated immortals mythical animals symbolizing good luck exorcising evil spirits palace hundreds houses number house represents scale status |
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| The eaves of ancient Chinese royal buildings were decorated with immortals and mythical animals, symbolizing good luck and exorcising evil spirits. As a royal palace, the Forbidden City has hundreds of houses. The number of mythical animals and immortals decorated on the eaves of each house represents the scale and status of the house.. |
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