The Forbidden City in Beijing features red gates with golden door nails that adhere to strict traditional rules. These rules dictate the number and color of the nails, reflecting a historical hierarchy and symbolism. Odd numbers, particularly nine, were reserved for the emperor, signifying supreme power and divine authority during the Ming and Qing dynasties. AI
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