紫禁城,取名于紫微星居于天地中心之意。前前后后,明清有24位皇帝住在这里。甚至到民国十二年(1923年),末代皇帝溥仪仍然住在这个戒备森严的皇家城池里。那年6月26日晚,附近居民惊见,在紫禁城的西北角,红光满天,火焰高达十丈余,内里夹杂着叫喊和哭嚎。原来是神武门内建福宫的德日新斋起火,并迅速延及其他建筑。 Forbidden City, named after Zi Wei Xing in the center of the world. Before and after, the Ming and Qing dynasties 24 emperors live here. Even in the twelfth year of the Republic of China (1923), Pu Yi, the last emperor, still lived in this heavily fortified Royal City. On the night of June 26 that year, nearby residents were surprised to see that in the northwest corner of the Forbidden City, the red sky was full of flames up to ten feet long and there was a mixture of yelling and crying. It turned out to be the Fukushima Shrine, which was built in the Shinto era, and caught fire quickly and quickly extended to other buildings.