Gate of Supreme Harmony, Gate in the Forbidden City
The Gate of Supreme Harmony is the largest gate within Beijing's Forbidden City.
This majestic entrance dates back to the Ming dynasty and symbolizes imperial power.
It served as a location for significant ceremonies and proclamations by Chinese emperors.
Visitors today pass through the gate to explore the vast complex of historical structures.
Notably, this gate features nine rows of golden door nails, an imperial symbol.
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