Lion detail on door, Forbidden City, Beijing — Stock Photo, Image

Lion detail on door, Forbidden City, Beijing — Photo

The lion is a common symbol in Chinese culture. It symbolises protection and are often found at entrances and on doors. Here, a lion design is featured on wooden door within the Forbidden City complex, Beijing.

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