600-word model essay on Travel Notes of the Forbidden City 1

The Forbidden City is a place that our family yearns for. This winter vacation, we finally got what we wanted.

That day, we came to the Forbidden City. This ancient palace is covered with snow and wrapped in white, which is even more magnificent.

We walked into the Forbidden City from the end door and passed the noon gate. I suddenly feel that I have heard the word "meridian gate" somewhere. When my father became a tour guide, he smiled and said to me, "When someone committed a crime in the palace, the emperor said,' At three o'clock in the afternoon, push it outside the noon gate and make a decision!'" "The meridian gate refers to this place."

Then, we went through the Taihe Gate and came to the Hall of Supreme Harmony. The introduction card says: The Hall of Supreme Harmony is the place where the emperor goes to court. There are 72 big pillars in the temple, six of which are gold-plated and wrapped with golden dragons. Seeing this, my father's saliva "flew down three thousands of feet" and said to himself, "Six gold plates, how much is that worth!" Say that finish, I can't help but swallow a mouthful of saliva. I looked into the hall through the railing. Oh! I just understand what resplendence is! The emperor's throne is gold-plated, the armrest is silver-plated, and the four incense burners are made of sandalwood, which looks magnificent.

Behind the Hall of Supreme Harmony is the Hall of Zhonghe, where the emperor rests before the court. What is amazing is a stone carving behind the Zhonghe Hall, which is as long as 16. 57 meters, 3 wide. 07 meters, thickness 1. 7 meters, weighing more than 200 tons. Carved on it are stormy waves and flying dragons, which are absolutely masterpieces!

I looked at it and wondered how such a big stone got here in ancient times without a trailer. It turned out that in winter, the ancient people watered the roads, and when the roads turned into icy roads, people dragged stones to the Forbidden City. It took 1000 people to transport this stone alone.

Visiting the Forbidden City is really rewarding. I deeply felt the profound cultural heritage and long history of the motherland. I am proud that I am from China!

600-word model essay on the travel notes of the Forbidden City II

The royal residence is a shock and an achievement. Wave your hand and you will own the whole country. It is the Forbidden City where rights are displayed.

On the first day of our tour in Beijing, we came to the Forbidden City, which has been dusty for thousands of years. I joked with my mother and said, "Mom, you are at your mother's house." Forget the sadness of the game, forget the fading of the world. . I walked into the Forbidden City. ...

When you enter the Forbidden City, the first one is the meridian gate. The big hole in the middle is the emperor's private door. Looking up at the Hall of Supreme Harmony from the meridian gate, it became the mountain of the whole palace. I went in and took a look. The dragon chair is in the middle of the hall, a bit like a painting. It not only shows the heroism of several generations of emperors, but also makes me vaguely see the intrigue between the concubines in the harem, that is, to send their children to the throne above this million people.

After a walk, I arrived at the harem, where thousands of concubines once lived. I admire Cixi, her person. But I hate her because he changed China from a bull to a hen. I came to Palace of Gathered Elegance specially and saw him as a noble's residence. A narrow door, when you walk in, turns out to be a big courtyard composed of countless quadrangles. I can't help but admire the fact that a noble person lives in a place comparable to the Queen's Palace of Kunning.

On this calligraphy trip, I came to the Forbidden City mainly to see the Stone Drum Pavilion. I walked into the stone drum hall and saw several stone drums with the thrilling experiences mentioned by the mighty teacher. After reading Ten Faces of Stone Drum, I feel obligated to protect China's heritage.

The trip to the Forbidden City is coming to an end. I want to have a good look at Zhenfei, because Zhenfei is my hero. Even though she has never been to the battlefield and has no name in history, her indomitable spirit has brought me closer to a young dream. Her death is closely related to Cixi, who is a thorn in her side, but from her firm words, we can see that she is a hero because she has been left out for several years. ...

After leaving the Forbidden City, I recalled those palaces, lofty sentiments and beautiful scenery. . I can't help but admire the establishment of an Chinese civilization and the view of the world. I want to announce this to the world. China has a history of civilization!

600-word model essay on the travel notes of the Forbidden City 3

This summer vacation, my mother's school organized a delegation to travel to Beijing. Dad and I followed. On the second day in Beijing, I visited the Forbidden City, a traditional cultural building in China.

The Forbidden City is located in the center of Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City. It is 96 1 meter long from north to south and 753 meters wide from east to west, covering an area of 2000 square meters. The wall of the Forbidden City is surrounded by a palace wall with a height of 12 meters and a length of 2,400 meters, surrounded by a moat with a width of 52 meters, forming a tight castle. There are four doors in the Forbidden City, namely: the main entrance at noon, the east entrance of Donghuamen, the west entrance of Xihuamen and the north entrance of Shenwumen. The Forbidden City was built in 1406 and was basically completed in 2006. It is the imperial palace of Ming and Qing dynasties, an unparalleled masterpiece of ancient architecture and the most complete existing ancient architectural complex in the world.

Pass Tiananmen Square and cross a square paved with blue bricks. We came to the main entrance of the Forbidden City-the meridian gate. The walls here are tall, twenty or thirty meters high, and the towers are magnificent, giving people a feeling of incomparable grandeur. Behind the meridian gate is a Jinshui Bridge. Seen from a height, the Jinshui Bridge and the Royal River flowing through the square are shaped like a huge bow. Crossing the Jinshui Bridge is the most magnificent Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City. This used to be the place where ancient emperors held political affairs and important ceremonies. There are white marble steps more than eight meters high under the Hall of Supreme Harmony, and the platform is divided into three layers. Under the railing of each floor, there is a neat row of faucets. Whenever a storm comes, there will be a spectacle of "dragon spraying water" Through the Hall of Supreme Harmony, we passed the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Baohe and Gan Qing Palace.

Finally, we arrived at the last gate of the Forbidden City-Shenwumen, ending our trip to the Forbidden City.