Longzongmen

When I was reading, I saw a broken arrow on the forehead of a door in the Forbidden City. I learned from the Internet that on the Longzong Gate, Longzong Gate is located at the door on the west side of the dry Qingmen on the north side of the three major halls. I saw that arrow and immediately experienced the wind and rain that the Forbidden City had experienced. From the east side of Longzongmen, you can see the back of the three temples

Longzongmen is an ancient building on the west side of the square in front of the Qianqingmen Square of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It was built in 18 years (1420), rebuilt in November of 26 years (1598), and rebuilt in 12 years (1655).

An ancient building in the Palace Museum, a gate in the Forbidden City, after the gate, is the palace, the gate here is set with golden glazed tiles, with red walls, very luxurious and beautiful.

Longzongmen is an ancient building on the west side of the square in front of the Qianqingmen Square of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It was built in the 18th year of Mingyongle (1420), with 5 wide faces and Huang glazed tiles on the top of the mountain, and it was renovated twice. There are arrows on the forehead of Longzongmen, which is rumored to be the attack of the Forbidden City by the peasant rebels in 1813.

Longzongmen is the west gate of Ganqingmen Square, but the forehead is hanging on the opposite side of the square, which cannot be seen in the square. On the left side of the forehead, there is an arrow shot by Lin Qing when he invades the palace (unconfirmed), which is a special scene of the Forbidden City.