System, hurry up! Hand it over to the supermarket and hug the country's thigh

At eight o'clock the next morning, Lu Xi and Rong Yu had a buffet in the hotel restaurant. After breakfast, the two went back to the room to rest up, then set off with the system attached to the real toy.

The first official stop is of course the Palace Museum, the legendary Forbidden City, which was the royal palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is also the largest and most intact existing ancient wooden structure complex in the world.

Lu Xi was very interested in these ancient things. It would probably take her a whole day to take a good look around.

The tickets and other things had already been arranged on the mobile phone. There was space and there was no need to pack other things. Lu Xi only put a power bank and a camera in her backpack.

After Du Cheng sent the two people to their destination, he drove away. Fortunately, Rong Yu was there to lead the way, so Lu Xi was not so confused.

Then, Rong Yu took her to check the tickets and went in, still telling her where to start the tour, which place was special, and where was good for taking photos.

The Forbidden City covers a huge area and has more than 70 palaces of various sizes. There are also many tour routes. Although Rong Yu is not familiar with them, he can arrange them according to Lu Xi's ideas.

It’s true that it’s good to go out with caring friends. It saves you a lot of worry and you don’t have to use your brain.

The hot weather could not stop people's enthusiasm for visiting the Forbidden City. It might not be because it was a holiday. At a glance, all you could see were uncles and aunts, couples, and friends. There were relatively few people traveling as a family.

Of course, there are also some tourists from all over the world who come here to visit, and they are quite conspicuous in the crowd.

The two started their journey today from the south gate of the Forbidden City, also known as the Meridian Gate.

The Meridian Gate is the main gate of the Forbidden City, the beginning of the central axis, and the entrance to the entire palace complex. As a facade, it is quite magnificent and embodies the majesty and momentum of the ancient royal family.

If the photo was taken when the museum was closed, the result would have been very good, but due to ticket checking, there were so many people on the scene that I couldn't capture the whole view.

Lu Xi could only pat the wall, the sky, the pigeons flying by, and the crowd going with the flow.

After passing through the Meridian Gate, you will see the Jinshui Bridge, and walking further you will arrive at the Hall of Supreme Harmony Square.

The Hall of Supreme Harmony is the largest palace in the Forbidden City. Celebrations for the emperor's enthronement, birthday celebrations, weddings and the empress's enthronement were all held here.

Starting from the Hall of Supreme Harmony and heading north along the central axis, you will see the Hall of Central Harmony and the Hall of Preserving Harmony in turn.

Although these two palaces are not as large as the Hall of Supreme Harmony, they are equally full of royal atmosphere and are not to be missed attractions when visiting the Forbidden City.

The Zhonghe Hall was where the emperor took a temporary rest before attending a grand ceremony. He read memorials and accepted the kneeling greetings of his ministers. The Baohe Hall was where banquets were held, and it is also the place where the last palace examination of the imperial examination was held.

Lu Xi took a few photos silently and complained a little in her heart. This place was the one often described in novels, where the protagonist was noticed by the emperor at first sight in the imperial examination and soared to fame.

Well, if you don’t fly well, you will fall into the abyss and your family will be destroyed.

The next one is the watch museum and treasure house that Lu Xi is very interested in.

These two exhibition halls house a large number of precious cultural relics and artworks, especially the Treasure Hall. Although there were a few more people, Lu Xi still went in to see more of her favorite gleaming things.

Inside were some exquisite gold, silver, jade, porcelain, calligraphy and painting, brocade and embroidery, a dazzling array of kingfisher feathers, enamel, and sparkling gem jewelry, each of which was very beautiful. And from these things, it can be seen that the things Xiao Jingan gave were really very good.

However, Lu Xi's favorite are the gem bonsai, which use a series of rare materials such as gold, silver, jade, enamel, and jewelry to imitate the shapes of flowers and branches in nature, creating a lifelike miniature landscape.

Although it is made of gems and metals, the shape is extremely soft and lifelike, and it looks just like real flowers and leaves, which makes Lu Xi's heart beat fast.

She took a lot of photos and shamelessly thought that next time she could ask Xiao Jingan if they had such things and asked him to send her two or three, well, one or two would be fine too.

The Clock Museum used to be the ancestral temple of the royal family. Now it is filled with a wide variety of items, all of which are works of art.

Each clock is luxuriously decorated and exquisitely made, and its functions appear to be very complex. Lu Xi, who is poor in language, can only describe them in two words: "beautiful".

Next, visit the legendary "Three Palaces and Six Courtyards", which is the complex of buildings in the central and northern sections of the Forbidden City, which was once the area where the emperor, empress and concubines lived and worked.

The three palaces are the Qianqing Palace, Jiaotai Hall and Kunning Palace. One Qian and one Kun are where the emperor and the empress live. The Jiaotai Hall is used for the empress's enthronement ceremony and birthday ceremony.

The Six Eastern Palaces are located on the east side of the central axis of the Forbidden City, including the Jingren Palace, Chengqian Palace, Zhongcui Palace, Jingyang Palace, Yonghe Palace, and Yanxi Palace.

Except for the Yanxi Palace, everything else is pretty good, but the two of them also took a stroll around it. After all, it is one of the few Western-style buildings in the Forbidden City, it has suffered many disasters, and it is also quite popular because of a TV series.

After strolling around the Six East Palaces, we went to the Six West Palaces, which are located on the west side of the central axis of the Forbidden City and include the Yongshou Palace, Yiku Palace, Chuxiu Palace, Xianfu Palace, Changchun Palace and Qixiang Palace (Taiji Hall).

After visiting the harem area, the next stop is the Imperial Garden.

The Imperial Garden is an oasis within the Forbidden City. The rockery, pools and ancient trees inside are full of ancient charm, just like the set of a costume TV drama. What Lu Xi likes even more is the exquisite caisson in the Imperial Garden.

It was very exquisite and complex. Lu Xi liked it very much when she saw it. With the system directing the position on the side, she took a lot of beautiful photos.

Along the way, Lu Xi walked and stopped, ate, drank, strolled around, and took a lot of photos, most of which were scenery. She took photos non-stop according to her own favorite style.

Moreover, there is a system on the side to help her control the parameters, so the photos don’t even need to be retouched, and they are directly produced as exquisite products.

At noon, the two of us tried the restaurant in the scenic area. As for the scenic area and the restaurant, needless to say, you won’t be hungry after strolling around for half a day.

In this way, I took a lot of photos, collected a lot of stamps, and bought a lot of cultural and creative products. It can be considered an in-depth experience.

After a day of visiting the Palace Museum, Rong Yu is still the same Rong Yu, but Lu Xi has become a useless Lu Xi.

It had been a long time since she had walked for a whole day. She was fine when she was walking on the road, but when she got in the car, she felt very tired. Now she can only be described with one combination of words: physically exhausted but with a strong will.