West Glorious Gate, gatehouse in China
The West Glorious Gate, known as Xihuamen in Chinese, is a significant architectural structure.
This gate once served as an entrance to the Forbidden City during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
It symbolizes the traditional Chinese imperial power and architectural style.
Located at the junction of Donghuamen and Xichang'anjie subdistricts, it is easily accessible for visitors.
Despite several renovations, the West Glorious Gate retains its original imperial aura.
Location: Donghuamen Subdistrict
Location: Xichang'anjie Subdistrict
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