Hall of Literary Glory, Imperial palace in Beijing
The Hall of Literary Glory is a magnificent structure located in the Forbidden City.
Originally built during the reign of the Yongle Emperor, it has stood since the early 15th century.
This hall was where emperors attended lectures and perused works of literature and philosophy.
Visitors can find this historical site within the vast expanse of the Forbidden City.
Its ceiling is decorated with a design of two dragons playing with a pearl, symbolizing imperial authority.
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