After gaining experience from the fourth time, I successfully got on the bike and pedaled along as it whizzed by.

I rode around the area smoothly twice before stopping.

"Brother Xuan! You are so awesome." Li Peizhen also wanted to try it.

But with her small arms and legs, she would probably look like a clown if she fell a few times.

Seeing this, Li Wanhua also gave a thumbs up, and recalled the time when she was just learning to ride a 28-bar bicycle.

At that time, I rode for a full month, leaning against the wall in the yard, learning slowly. I don't know how many times I fell.

Now others have learned after only failing three times. I can’t help but sigh in my heart that the gap between people is really too big.

Then the three of them headed towards the Palace Museum.

Mo Zhexuan had just learned to ride a 28-bar bicycle.

So Li Wanhua took Li Peizhen with her.

The two bicycles sped along the wide road, both secretly competing with each other.

Let's see who is the real number one.

We rode for almost an hour before arriving at the west gate of the Palace Museum.

I went to the ticket office and bought three tickets, which cost a total of 15 yuan. I had to sigh that it was really cheap.

The three of them followed other visitors and walked through the intricately carved rocks under the guidance of a tour guide.

Suddenly, I felt a strong historical and cultural atmosphere coming towards me.

"The first palace is the Hall of Supreme Harmony, with a total area of ​​4,656 square meters.

It is the largest hall in the Forbidden City and was the place where the court was held during the Ming Dynasty, not the Qing Dynasty.

"The Ming emperor would receive homage from civil and military officials every morning in front of Taihe Gate.

Then he discussed state affairs with officials from various departments in the Hall of Supreme Harmony."

"The Qing emperors mainly discussed state affairs in three places: the Qianqing Gate, the Qianqing Palace, and the Yangxin Hall.

Gradually, this place became the venue for major ceremonies, such as the enthronement of the emperor, the enthronement of the empress and concubines, etc.”

“.............”

The tour guide was a young girl.

He wore a fashionable black woolen hat on his head, a bright red cotton jacket on his body, black cotton trousers and gray cotton shoes.

It looks warm yet energetic.

She carried a blue cloth bag on her right shoulder, adding a touch of literary and artistic flavor.

She relies on her rich knowledge and excellent explanation skills.

Using vivid language, it brings everyone into a wonderful world that seems to travel through time and space.

It makes people feel as if they are in the long history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Almost all tourists were deeply attracted by her wonderful explanations and were intoxicated by the splendor and diversity of Chinese civilization history.

She pointed to the throne in front of her and said:

"This throne was once the imperial throne of Emperor Qianlong, symbolizing supreme power.

The throne is supported by seven steps, demonstrating the royal dignity and majesty.

Surrounded by incense tubes, incense burners and various auspicious animals, every detail is imbued with profound cultural connotations.”

"The crane carved on the throne symbolizes the emperor's health, longevity, and happiness.

The precious elephant symbolizes the stability of the country and the well-being of the people;

The elephant carrying the grains from the vase symbolizes peace in the world, abundant harvests, and the people living and working in peace and contentment..."