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Detail of the ornaments on the walls of the buildings of the Forbidden City. China, Beijing. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Pavilion of Spreading Righteousness at the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Forbidden City walls and pavilion buildings, Beijing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of the ornaments on the walls of the buildings of the Forbidden City. The sign says `Hall of Supreme Harmony` China, Beijin Royalty Free Stock Photo

Night view of the city walls, corner towers, and moat of the Forbidden City in Beijing, the capital of China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Night view of the city walls, towers, and squares of the Forbidden City in Beijing, the capital of China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Forbidden City walls and pavilion buildings, Beijing

Stone Gate Yellow Roofs Gugong Forbidden City Palace Beijing China Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Hall of Preserving Harmony at the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. Royalty Free Stock Photo

China forbidden city ticket Entry Royalty Free Stock Photo

Asian Chinese woman go on a holiday to Beijing, visit the Jingshan Park, take pictures with historic pavilion Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Hall of Central Harmony and Hall of Preserving Harmony at the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Palace of Heavenly Purity at the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Chinese architecture in the Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Features ornate, yellow-tiled roofs with upturned eaves and red wooden structures, adorned with intricate blue, green, and gold detailing. The buildings are set against a vibrant red wall with white stone railings. The design exemplifies traditional Chinese palatial architecture, used historically for emperors. Clear blue sky forms the backdrop, highlighting the rich colors and craftsmanship of the structures. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage site, reflecting imperial aspirations and Confucianism.