In the area around the Ming Tombs in winter, there is a deep and dignified northland, especially the ancient temples. But once it snows, it is another kind of grace.
Downstairs, in the next two years, will you make graves of different colors and see them all year round? Have you ever seen the Ming Tombs with rain, snow and fog?
Talking about humanistic architecture, first of all, this ancient tomb pays great attention to the five elements in Feng Shui. With his back to the mountain, there is water on both sides of the front of the car (the water is now led to the reservoir), so he is a real rich man. The structure of the Ming Tombs is the same, plus the Shinto of Baocheng Ming Tombs, Dongling in Qing Dynasty and Xiling in Qing Dynasty. There is no lack of momentum in the mausoleum, but it looks worse than the Ming Tombs on the whole.
The Ming Tombs are very large, and there are tombs in every tomb, including the tombs of underage concubines and princes, and other places. If you know the life story of each tomb and look at this field related to architecture, you will feel absolutely different!
The place where the Ming and Qing emperors lived and Ding Ling's underground palace after the emperor's death are all unusual metaphors.
Tao Neng wanders and belongs to the national search and rescue website of the Ming Tombs. How could it be personal? Dizzy, really dizzy!
My personal feeling is that if you want to see the historical and cultural heritage of China, you'd better do your homework first, not just visit!
I hope that as China people, we all love our own history and culture. Otherwise, it is a world-class treasure in itself. He was underestimated by his own people. Aren't China people sad?