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An imperial procession entering the Imperial City through the Great Qing Gate (later renamed the Gate of China) in 1902.
An imperial procession entering the Imperial City through the Great Qing Gate (later renamed the Gate of China) in 1902.
The gate viewed from Zhengyang Men. Visible behind the gate (to the north) are Tiananmen Gate and the Forbidden City.
The gate viewed from Zhengyang Men. Visible behind the gate (to the north) are Tiananmen Gate and the Forbidden City.
The gate of China in the 1900s, viewed from Zhengyangmen Gate (Qianmen Gate), with Tiananmen Gate and the Forbidden City in the background.
The gate of China in the 1900s, viewed from Zhengyangmen Gate (Qianmen Gate), with Tiananmen Gate and the Forbidden City in the background.
The Gate of China in the Republican era, when the tablet read "Zhonghuamen", written from right to left.
The Gate of China in the Republican era, when the tablet read "Zhonghuamen", written from right to left.
Zhonghua Gate as of 2024
Zhonghua Gate as of 2024
On each side of the gate, large ramps accommodate running soldiers on horse back to the top.
On each side of the gate, large ramps accommodate running soldiers on horse back to the top.
Main entrance.
Main entrance.
On each side of the gate, large ramps accommodate running soldiers on horse back to the top.
On each side of the gate, large ramps accommodate running soldiers on horse back to the top.