Meridian Gate

Meridian Gate, also known as Wumen, is the main entrance to the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. It is a large, ornate gate with traditional Chinese architectural features, including a multicolored roof and intricate designs. Built during the Ming Dynasty, it served as the primary access point for emperors and officials entering the imperial palace. The gate symbolizes royal authority and the grandeur of China's history. Today, it stands as an important cultural and historical monument, welcoming visitors and showcasing classical Chinese architecture.