Unveiling Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum: Una exploración personal en Nanjing, China
Como el mausoleo de Zhu Yuanzhang, el emperador fundador de la dinastía Ming, Nanjing Ming Tomb es un destacado representante de la antigua arquitectura del mausoleo imperial chino, que contiene profundo patrimonio histórico y cultural.
Como el mausoleo de Zhu Yuanzhang, el emperador fundador de la dinastía Ming, Nanjing Ming Tomb es un destacado representante de la antigua arquitectura del mausoleo imperial chino, que contiene profundo patrimonio histórico y cultural.
1. Shen Dao:
It comienza desde el castillo de Sifang, y la primera mitad de la talla de piedra Shinto de 800 metros de largo tiene 12 pares de 6 tipos de bestias de piedra de pie, que son leones, erizos, camellos, elefantes, unicornios y caballos, con 4 de cada tipo, de pie y tumbado en dos lados.
2. Zhuhong Puerta:
It faces el Plum Blossom Mountain, y las tres palabras "Ming Xiao Ling" están escritos en la frente de la puerta, mostrando la majestad del mausoleo real.
3. Xiang palacio:
Aunque el salón actual fue reconstruido en el duodécimo año de Tongzhi en la Dinastía Qing, es mucho más pequeño que el original, pero todavía se puede imaginar desde el retrato de Zhu Yuanzhang consagrado en el pasillo y la fundación de 64 pilares de piedra.
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