Question 2: How to get to the Palace Museum and Yuanmingyuan? How long has it been? How much is the fare for Yuanmingyuan? Fare for Yuanmingyuan 10 yuan, half price with student ID card. 5 yuan, I will send you the bus route from the Forbidden City to Yuanmingyuan.
Take bus No.22 (Qianmen-Peony Garden West) to 13 station.
Get on the train at Tiananmen West.
Get off at Beitaipingqiao West.
Transfer to 683 (Sifang Bridge West of Summer Palace-Beigongmen) and take 5 stops.
Get on the bus at the west of Beitaipingqiao.
Get off at Tsinghua University West Gate.
Get off at the south gate of Yuanmingyuan and buy a ticket. I wish you happiness!
Question 3: How far is it from Yuanmingyuan to the Forbidden City? Driving route: the whole journey is about 16.7km.
Starting point: Yuanmingyuan
1. Start from the starting point to the east, drive along Tsinghua West Road for 480m, and enter Zhongguancun North Street.
2. Drive along Zhongguancun North Street 1.3km, pass the Yanyuan Building on the right for about 280m, drive in the direction of North Fourth Ring Road/Zhongguancun Second Bridge, and enter the auxiliary road of North Fourth Ring Road West Road.
3. Drive 330 meters along Xifu Road of North Fourth Ring Road and go straight into Xifu Road of North Fourth Ring Road.
4. Drive along Xifu Road of North Fourth Ring Road for 360 meters and turn left slightly to enter the west of North Fourth Ring Road.
5. Drive along the west of North Fourth Ring Road 1. 1 km, cross Baofusi Bridge, turn right slightly and enter North Fourth Ring Road.
6. Drive 330 meters along the North Fourth Ring Road, cross Zhanchun Second Bridge and go straight into the North Fourth Ring Road.
7. Drive along the North Fourth Ring Road for 360 meters, get off at Xueyuan Road/Chengfu Road/Jimenqiao/North Third Ring Road, and turn right slightly to enter the North Fourth Ring Road.
8. Drive 400 meters along the North Fourth Ring Road and turn right into Xueyuan Road/North Third Ring Road/Jimen Bridge.
9. Drive along Xueyuan Road 170 meters, turn right slightly and enter Xueyuan Road.
10. Drive along Xueyuan Road for 90 meters and go straight into Xueyuan Road.
1 1. Drive 850 meters along Xueyuan Road, cross Xuezhi Bridge and go straight into Xitucheng Road.
12. Drive along Xitucheng Road 1000m, cross Jimen Bridge about 1. 1km, and go straight into Xizhimen North Street.
13. Drive along Xizhimen North Street 1. 1 km, cross the Zhuangde Business Building on the right and go straight into the Second Ring Road.
14. Drive along the Second Ring Road 1. 1 km, cross Guanyuan Bridge and go straight into the Second Ring Road.
15. Drive along the Second Ring Road for 230m, exit at ganjiakou/Baiwanzhuang, turn right slightly and enter Fuchengmen North Street.
16. Drive 390 meters along Fuchengmen North Street, cross Fuchengmen Bridge and go straight into Fuchengmen South Street.
17. Drive along Fuchengmen South Street 140m, cross Fuchengmen Bridge, turn right towards Fuchengmen Inner Street/Xisi, and enter Fuchengmen Bridge.
18. Drive along Fuchengmen Bridge 170 meters, cross Fuchengmen Bridge, turn right ahead and enter Fuchengmenwai Street.
19. Drive 40 meters along Fuchengmenwai Street, cross Fuchengmen Bridge and go straight into Fuchengmennei Street.
20. Drive along Fuchengmennei Street 1.3km, pass geological museum Business Building on the right 150m, and go straight into Xisi East Street.
2 1. Drive along Xisi East Street for 330 meters and turn right into Xihuangchenggen North Street.
22. Drive along Xihuangchenggen North Street180m, and turn left into Xi Tiananmen Street.
23. Drive along Xi 'an Tiananmen Street for 380 meters, and then go straight into Jinwen Street.
24. Drive along Jinwen Street for 800 meters and go straight into Jingshan Front Street.
25. Drive along Jingshan Qian Jie for 670 meters, pass Gujianzhai about 170 meters on the right, and reach the destination (on the right side of the road).
End point: Forbidden City turret
Question 4: How far is the Yuanmingyuan in Qing Dynasty from the Forbidden City? Yuanmingyuan is a royal leisure garden. The average emperor and harem are in the Forbidden City, but only at special times, such as summer, do they move to the garden, which also has offices and court places. After the season, they returned to the Forbidden City.
Question 5: Which is more valuable, Yuanmingyuan or Forbidden City? The Forbidden City in Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City, is located in the center of Beijing and is the imperial palace of Ming and Qing Dynasties. The plane is rectangular, with a length of 96 1 m from north to south and a width of 753 meters from east to west, covering an area of more than 720,000 square meters. Surrounded by the city wall, the circumference is 3428 meters, the height of the city wall is 7.9 meters, the bottom is 8.62 meters wide and the upper part is 6.66 meters wide. There is a raft on the outside of the upper part and a fence on the inside. There is an exquisite turret in every corner of the city wall. There is a moat 52 meters wide and 3800 meters long outside the city, which constitutes a complete defense system. There are four gates in Miyagi, the meridian gate in the south is the main entrance of the Forbidden City, the Shenwumen (Xuanwu Gate) in the north, the Donghuamen in the east and the Xihuamen in the west. In its collection of paintings and calligraphy, there are 9 120 paintings and calligraphy in the Palace Museum, 55 paintings and calligraphy before Yuan Dynasty, and about 150000 paintings and calligraphy in public museums all over the world, accounting for about13 of China's ancient paintings and calligraphy, of which about13 has high academic value. There are 350,000 pieces of ceramic cultural relics in the Forbidden City in Beijing, including more than one first-class product 1 100 and about 56,000 second-class products. Since the last century, more than 30,000 pieces of ceramic specimens have been collected at more than one kiln mouth in China. As for bronzes, there are more than 5000 bronzes 15000 in the Forbidden City in Beijing, including about 10000 bronzes in the pre-Qin period, more than 600 inscriptions 10 coins, 4000 bronze mirrors and 100 seals. In terms of craft collection, there are 2846 1 jade articles in the Forbidden City in Beijing.
Yuanmingyuan is located in the western suburbs of Beijing and the east of Haidian District. Originally a large-scale royal garden in the Qing Dynasty, it covers an area of about 5,200 mu and has an inverted zigzag layout. Yuanmingyuan consists of Yuanmingyuan, Changchun Garden and Qichun Garden, with a total area of 350 hectares.
Its land building area is as big as the Forbidden City, and its water area is equivalent to a Summer Palace. Yuanmingyuan combines the characteristics of several famous gardens in the south of the Yangtze River at that time, melts the essence of ancient gardening art in China, and melts poetry and painting into ever-changing scenes with the artistic technique of garden in the garden.
Yuanmingyuan is a treasure house, which contains rare cultural relics such as celebrity calligraphy and painting, secret room classics, Zhong Ding treasures, gold and silver jewelry and so on, and concentrates the essence of ancient culture. Yuanmingyuan is also a garden of exotic flowers and plants, with millions of rare flowers and trees. Westerners who have witnessed the Yuanmingyuan completely call it the "Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens". Therefore, its value is very important. All belong to the bright stars in the architectural history of China.
Question 6: What's the difference between the Forbidden City and Yuanmingyuan? The Forbidden City was the palace of 24 emperors in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After the third emperor of Ming Dynasty seized the throne, Judy decided to move the capital to Beijing, that is, began to build the Forbidden City Palace, which was completed in the 18th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1420). According to China's ancient astrology theory, Ziweiyuan (i.e. Polaris) is located at the zenith where the Emperor of Heaven lives, corresponding to heaven and man. According to the emperor's residence, it is also called the Forbidden City. 19 1 1 year, the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the last feudal monarchy in China-the Qing Dynasty. 1924, Puyi was expelled from the palace. For more than 500 years, 24 emperors lived here and ruled the whole country.
The Forbidden City, now called the Forbidden City. The city is 96 1m long from north to south and 753m wide from east to west, covering an area of 720,000O, with 980 houses and 8704 guest rooms. Surrounded by a 10m high fence and a 52m wide moat. There are gates on all sides of the city wall, of which the Wumen Gate in the south and the Shenwu Gate in the north are now exclusively for tourists to visit. The layout of the palace buildings in the city extends along the central axis to the east and west sides. Red walls and yellow tiles, colorful buildings and carved beams, resplendent and magnificent. The halls and terraces are patchwork and magnificent. In the evening, it is like a fairyland on earth. The south half of the city is centered on the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Zhonghe and the Hall of Baohe, with Wenhua Hall and Wuying Hall on both sides. It is the place where the emperor held a court meeting, which is called "the former court". The northern half is centered on Gan Qing Palace, Jiaotai Palace, Kunning Palace, East-West Palace and Imperial Garden. There are Fengxian Temple and Huangji Temple on the east, and hall of mental cultivation, Yuhua Pavilion and Cining Palace on the west. It is the place where emperors and queens live, hold sacrifices and religious activities, and deal with daily affairs, which is called "post-bedroom". In addition, there are Zhaigong, Yuqing Palace and Zhonghua Palace. The total construction area of the front and rear palaces is163000o. The layout of the whole group of palaces is rigorous and orderly, and every inch of bricks and tiles follow the feudal hierarchical etiquette system, which embodies the supreme authority of the emperor. In the era of feudal monarchy, ordinary people can't and dare not go any further.
Miyagi, where the emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties lived, is called the Forbidden City. The Forbidden City is located in the center of Beijing. It is now called the Forbidden City, which used to mean the Imperial Palace. It is the imperial palace of Ming and Qing dynasties, and it is also the largest, grandest and best-preserved ancient palace and ancient architectural complex in the world today. Among them, the Hall of Supreme Harmony is the highest and most brilliant, and grand ceremonies are held here for the emperor's accession to the throne, wedding, canonization, command and expedition. The most famous palace is hall of mental cultivation, where Empress Dowager Cixi listened to politics for more than 40 years at the end of Qing Dynasty. There are two Forbidden Cities built in the Ming Dynasty, one in Beijing and the other in Nanjing.
Brief introduction of Yuanmingyuan
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? Location and scale
Yuanmingyuan is located in the northwest suburb of Beijing, east of Haidian District. It is a world-famous royal garden. Originally a large-scale royal garden in the Qing Dynasty, it covers an area of about 5,200 mu and has an inverted zigzag layout. Yuanmingyuan consists of Yuanmingyuan, Changchun Garden and Qichun Garden, with a total area of 350 hectares.
The land building area of Yuanmingyuan is as big as the Forbidden City, and the water area is equal to one Summer Palace, with a total area of 8.5 Forbidden Cities.
? The origin of the name
"Yuanmingyuan" was named by Emperor Kangxi. The three-character plaque of Michelle Ye Imperial Book hangs on the lintel of Yuanmingyuan. Yong Zhengdi has an explanation for the name of this garden. It is said that the word "Yuan Ming" means: "The circle is fascinating, and the gentleman is also in the middle; Bright and shining, the wisdom of talents is also. " It means "round", that is, a person's moral character is perfect, beyond ordinary people; "Ming" means bright, perfect and wise political achievements. This can be said to be the ideal standard for the ruling class to flaunt the wisdom of the monarch in feudal times.
In addition, "Yuanming" is the Buddhist name that Yong Zhengdi has been using since the time of the Prince. Yong Zhengdi believes in Buddhism and has a deep study of Buddhism. He is the author of Quotations of Imperial Selection (19) and Records of Imperial Selection. He said in the Preface to Imperial Quotations: "I was ordered by my parents after the Yuan Dynasty, not a person who opened a church to catch Buddha. But I missed the life of the wisdom of heaven, and the Buddha passed it on, and I struggled to understand all sentient beings, leaving no supreme elixir to rot. " In the pattern of Buddhist sects in the early Qing Dynasty, Yong Zhengdi was a very important figure in the history of Buddhist development. He claimed to be the master of Zen, exerted influence on Buddhism as the "master of the world", and strongly advocated the unity of the three religions and the purity of Zen. When Emperor Kangxi gave this garden to Yin (later Yong Zhengdi), the title of the garden "Yuanmingyuan" was taken from the Buddhist name "Yuanming" of Yongzheng.
? Landscape architecture characteristics
Yuanmingyuan brings together the characteristics of several famous gardens in the south of the Yangtze River at that time, and integrates the essence of China's ancient gardening art, poetry and painting into ever-changing >>
Question 7: Where is the Yuanmingyuan in Beijing? Inside the Forbidden City? Do you see it?
Question 8: The area of Yuanmingyuan is several times that of the Forbidden City. The area of Yuanmingyuan is nearly five times that of the Forbidden City. Yuanmingyuan covers an area of more than 5,200 mu (about 350 hectares), and the Forbidden City covers an area of 72 hectares.
Yuanmingyuan is located in the western suburbs of Beijing and the east of Haidian District. Originally a large-scale royal garden in the Qing Dynasty, it covers an area of about 5,200 mu and has an inverted zigzag layout. Yuanmingyuan consists of Yuanmingyuan, Changchun Garden and Qichun Garden, with a total area of 350 hectares.
The Forbidden City was built by Emperor Judy in Ming Dynasty on the basis of Nanjing Palace, which took 1407- 1420 years to recruit skilled craftsmen and servants from the north and south of the Yangtze River. The plane is rectangular, with a length of 96 1 m from north to south and a width of 753 meters from east to west, covering an area of more than 720,000 square meters.
Question 9: I am at Yuanmingyuan subway station. How to take the subway to the Forbidden City Yuanmingyuan, Peking University East Gate, Zhongguancun, Haidian Huang Zhuang, Zhichunli, Zhichun Road, Dazhong Temple, Xizhimen, Chegongzhuang, Fuchengmen, Fuxingmen, Xidan, Tiananmen West and Tiananmen East?
Fare 2 yuan
Estimated time: 29 minutes