Purple Gold Chengyue City

The Forbidden City in Beijing appears exceptionally magnificent under the glow of the setting sun. At the center of the scene, the palace buildings have red walls and yellow tiles, with rooftops featuring the typical double-eaved Xieshan style, covered in golden glazed tiles that shimmer warmly in the afterglow. The painted decorations under the eaves are colorful, and the doors and windows are red, blending seamlessly with the walls, giving a solemn and majestic appearance. The stone steps in front of the palace are wide and steep, leading up to the main entrance. The layout of the entire Forbidden City architectural complex is symmetrical and rigorous. In the distance, palace buildings emerge faintly through the evening haze, creating a scene rich in layers. In the sky, the orange-yellow sunset clouds blend with the golden sunlight, painting the clouds in brilliant colors. Together with the red walls and yellow-tiled palaces below, they form a visually striking scene, fully displaying the grandeur of the royal palace and the weight of history.