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Statue at the Forbidden City. Beijing. China. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue of turtle in Forbidden City(Beijing) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bronze tortoise with a dragon head statue Baxia, in front of Palace of Heavenly Purity, Forbidden City, Beijing, China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bronze turtle in the imperial palace which stands for power and long life, Forbidden city in Beijing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Turtle Dragon Statue, Forbidden City, Beijing China

Turtle broze statue - Forbidden City, Beijing, China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Forbidden city architecture Beijing turtle dragon Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bronze elephant in Forbidden City. Beijing. China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration vector doodle hand drawn of sketch bronze statue of a turtle in forbidden city Royalty Free Stock Photo

China Beijing, Palace Museum bronze turtle dragon sculpture Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Palace Museum in Beijing, China. Bronze sculpture of a dragon-turtle. The dragon turtle is an auspicious creature. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Forbidden City. Beijing. China Royalty Free Stock Photo

The palace complex in Dongcheng District Beijing, China. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.Tthe body of a turtle with a dragon's head is promoted as a positive ornament in Feng Shui, symbolizing courage, determination, fertility, longevity, power, success, and support.