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Confucianism, Yin and Yang, and astronomical theories are included in the architecture of the Forbidden City?

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The Forbidden City is a special cultural carrier that uses architecture as a symbol to convey a rich cultural message. The ancient rituals promoted by Confucianism are the themes that the Forbidden City architecture focuses on. The architecture of the Forbidden City is divided into two parts: the outer court and the inner court, in order to attach to the requirements of the "front court and the back bed". Palace area in front of the Daming Gate (Da Qing Gate), Chengtian Gate, Duan Gate, Wu Gate, Fengtian Gate (Huangji Gate, Taihe Gate), in order to attach the "five dynasties". Both sides of the palace gate, the left side of the temple, the right side of the temple, to attach the "left ancestor right community". The outer dynasties of Taihe Hall, Zhonghe Hall and Baohe Hall are located in turn on top of the eight-meter-high "earth" shaped platform, symbolizing "under the sky, no one is not the king's land; rate of the land, no one is not the king's subjects.

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