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The Chinese civilization has been uninterrupted for five thousand years; the national treasure has been shining brightly for five thousand years. Civilization gives birth to national treasures, and national treasures continue civilization. National treasures are the condensed essence of Chinese history and wisdom that can be passed down and appreciated from generation to generation. Their life experiences are bizarre, their stories have ups and downs, and their brilliance can only be seen in the twists and turns. Because the brilliance of the national treasure shows the uniqueness of Chinese civilization, and it is precisely because of the uniqueness of Chinese civilization that the dazzling national treasures are highlighted.

How did the designers of the Forbidden City use pavilions and pavilions to express the majesty of the emperor? How did the emperors inside it face the plants and trees here? How many secrets were hidden in the locked palace doors? How many murderous intentions were hidden in the halls where the monarchs and ministers pointed out the country? The most eye-catching stage in ancient China was in the Forbidden City, and the most secretive battlefield was also in the Forbidden City. The Forbidden City is a sample of Chinese architectural art and a treasure house of royal art. It is the master of Chinese palace culture and a witness to a period of history. The Forbidden City is a castle full of intrigue and conspiracy, and it is also the scene of countless palace mysteries.