The Forbidden City is hundreds of thousands of square meters, why don't birds dare to come even once?

Today, mysterious stories related to the Forbidden City still make posterity pay a lot of attention. In particular, the bird does not dare to "creep" even though this place is very large.

The Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace, is one of the famous tourist attractions in Beijing, the capital of China. The massive architectural block of about 720,000 square meters is divided into several parts.

Through fierce wars, the Forbidden City still stands tall and is considered a special protected relic of the government of a country of billions of people. On average, each year, the Imperial Palace welcomes 14 million tourists to visit and learn about this mysterious relic.

In addition to the mysterious stories that have not yet been answered, the fact that the birds do not dare to "incisive" to the vast Forbidden City also makes many people curious. And the answer will be revealed below.

It is known that the ancient craftsmen, with their unique, skillful hands, weaved a double movement between defense and beauty between brick and tile. They not only give the Forbidden City a majestic and magnificent appearance with their skillful workmanship, but also apply the laws of nature to turn the glazed tile roofs into invisible shields to protect the roof, this place becomes a holy place that birds do not dare to "visit".

The production of ceramic tiles is a perfect combination of science and art. The best quartz sand is chosen as a base, with the addition of alumina and sodium carbonate essences. It is carefully blended by the hands of craftsmen, then placed in a blazing furnace and tempered at high temperatures to obtain a brilliant golden treasure.

Meanwhile, the soul of metals such as copper and manganese is added, making the tiles not only weather-resistant but also shining in the sun, giving the ancient building a splendid coat, showing nobility and extraordinaryness.

The function of glazed tiles has far exceeded visual beauty. It is like a guardian of ancient buildings, silently guarding every inch of wooden beams, bricks and tiles with unique water and sun resistance. The subtle recesses and protrusions on its surface resemble a natural drainage network, allowing rainwater to slide down smoothly, avoiding the risk of erosion.

And the metallic light reflects sunlight like a mirror, which not only reduces the harmful effects of ultraviolet rays on the environment but also maintains coolness and comfort inside; at the same time, prolonging the life of the project and witnessing its durability and longevity over time.

What is particularly interesting is that ceramic tiles also possess a "secret weapon" which is the power of reflection. The ancients were well aware of the sensitivity and fear of light of birds, so they cleverly used the reflective properties of glazed tiles to place special panels in important parts of the building, turning sunlight into an invisible barrier and shining directly into the eyes of birds. making them scared when approaching.

This design not only reflects the ancients' deep understanding of natural laws, but also shows their superior wisdom in the use of natural materials and the protection of buildings, helping the Forbidden City to maintain its mystique and dignity over the years. making it a popular tourist attraction.

In this way, the glazed tiles not only decorate the appearance of the Forbidden City, but also protect this ancient land with its unique charm and function. While admiring its beauty, visitors can also deeply feel the depth and greatness of the wisdom of the ancients.

In every moment of life, just a person with curiosity and admiration, can discover more mysteries and beauty, and let the light of science and art illuminate the path ahead of mankind.

History books record that in the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yongluo (also known as Ming Cheng Ancestor Zhou De) decided to move the capital to Nanjing (present-day Beijing). At that time, this emperor had just finished conquering Vietnam (1407) and captured the entire Ho Dynasty court to China. Among those who were brought to be eunuchs was Nguyen An.

According to the "Minh Su", Nguyen An (1381 - 1453) was a person in Ha Dong (present-day Hanoi). He was assigned by Emperor Yonglac to build the Forbidden City together with the eunuch Zheng Hoa (Chinese).

The reason why the Vietnamese people were used by Emperor Vinh Lac was because according to history books, this king was very suspicious, only trusting the eunuch because he was afraid that the official would betray him. In addition, Nguyen An is really a very talented person, who clearly showed it in the process of serving the Ming emperor.

"Minh Su" wrote about Nguyen An as follows: "There is a person named Nguyen An, who has a reputation for being pure, honest, and loved by the king more than everyone else. The king's (Thanh To) plan to Yen Do was only used by Nguyen An. Mr. Nguyen An was good at architecture. The main models of the two palaces, the three palaces, the houses, and the companies in the capital of Beijing made by Mr. An.

The officials in the Ministry of Public Works cannot be changed, just fold their arms and follow the pattern that has been drawn. The things that the king rewarded from before to after are all contributed to architectural works. Own no more than 10 gold coins."

Meanwhile, historian Truong Tu Dan once said about this Vietnamese eunuch that: "Mr. Nguyen An is a Vietnamese who has brought all his intelligence to capture the quintessence of Chinese culture, actively develop talents, and then devote that talent to Chinese culture".

Tử Cấm Thành không có nhà vệ sinh dù hàng chục ngàn người ở, "xóa sổ" cây cối? Quỳnh Quỳnh17:07:15 27/05/2024Tử Cấm Thành là một trong những địa điểm có quy mô bậc nhất thế giới vẫn còn tồn tại và hút khách bậc nhất Bắc Kinh. Hiện nay, nơi đây còn lưu giữ nhiều huyền thoại, bí mật và các sự thật thú vị ít người biết tới.