Xinhuamen, Iconic gate in China
Xinhuamen serves as the formal entrance to Zhongnanhai, the state leaders' residence.
Built in 1758, it has witnessed numerous pivotal historical events.
It stands as a symbol of political and cultural might in the heart of Beijing.
Public access to Xinhuamen is restricted due to security concerns.
Often referred to as the 'Gate of New China', it marks the country's transformation.
Location: Xicheng District
Inception: 1758
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