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The guards exit at the Forbidden City, 1969, Peking (Beijing)
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The guards exit at the Forbidden City, 1969, Peking (Beijing)
The guards exit at the Forbidden City, 1969, Peking (Beijing) China Peking-Beijing, Forbidden City Royal Palace Ming Dynasty, China, Asia, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1969. Date of Artwork:1406-1420
Quilici, Folco
QFA-S-000364-00PC
Media ID 33200035
© Folco Quilici Alinari Archives
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The Guards Exit at the Forbidden City, 1969 - A Glimpse into China's Rich History and Cultural Heritage
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. This print takes us back to the year 1969 in Peking (Beijing), China. It captures a significant moment as the guards exit from the majestic gates of the Forbidden City, an iconic symbol of Chinese history and power. The Forbidden City, also known as the Royal Palace of the Ming Dynasty, stands tall with its intricate architecture and grandeur. This UNESCO World Heritage Site has witnessed centuries of imperial rule and is a testament to China's rich past. In this image, we see soldiers dressed in their military attire marching out with precision and discipline. Their clothing reflects both tradition and functionality, showcasing elements of Chinese fashion during that era. The scene exudes a sense of strength, dedication, and loyalty towards their duty. As we delve deeper into this photograph's historical context, it reminds us not only of China's ancient civilization but also its contemporary nations' evolution over time. The bustling city square surrounding the Forbidden City serves as a reminder that Beijing has been a hub for cultural exchange for centuries. Photographed by Folco Quilici in 1969 but depicting artwork dating back to 1406-1420 during the Ming Dynasty reigns supreme here. This visual masterpiece allows us to appreciate how communication through art can bridge gaps between different eras while preserving our collective heritage. Through this single frame frozen in time, we are transported to an era when armed forces played an integral role in protecting national treasures like these architectural marvels. It serves as a poignant reminder that behind every magnificent structure lies countless individuals who have dedicated their lives to safeguarding such priceless gems. This print from Alinari encapsulates not just one moment captured on film but rather represents centuries worth of history etched within those walls - making it truly invaluable for anyone seeking insight into China's past.
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