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    The Fuwa, or Five Animals, or the Friendlies. Whatever you call them, they are so cute! Their names--Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, and Nini--spell out
         		 The Seven Star-Stones, placed here for Taoist balance by Jiajing. There are 8 stones now; one was added while Qing forces were entering, but they still refer to it as the Seven Stone group.: by enanareina, Views[2773]
         		 Long Corridor: by enanareina, Views[1613]
         		 Attention is paid to every detail, of course: by enanareina, Views[1393]
         		 View of building to west of Hall from atop the large terraces: by enanareina, Views[1264]
     
    View of ceiling of Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. I missed getting the dragon in the middle, though.: by enanareina, Views[1454]
         		 Beautiful, ornate painting covers the building.: by enanareina, Views[1715]
         		 Standing 38 meters high and 30 meters in diameter, the whole building was built without any nails or cement. The massive roof is covered with glazed ceramic tiles & is extremely heavy.: by enanareina, Views[3436]
         		 Qinian Dian, the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Built in 1420 by Emperor Yong Le, who also built Forbidden City. It burned down in 1889 and was reconstructed from logs from Oregon.: by enanareina, Views[1254]
         		 Pretty soon, the drug companies will run the earth, if they don't already: by enanareina, Views[994]
     
    View down from Danbi Bridge toward East Celestial Gate: by enanareina, Views[742]
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         		 Walking along Danbi Qiao, or Red Stairway Bridge, from Imperial Vault to Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest: by enanareina, Views[1277]
         		 View north to Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, seen over several gates.: by enanareina, Views[776]
         		 9-Dragon Juniper: by enanareina, Views[710]
     
    9-Dragon Juniper: by enanareina, Views[720]
         		 Wentian Cypresses: by enanareina, Views[592]
         		 Apparently, Magnum is also very popular in Europe: by enanareina, Views[807]
         		 Eating a Magnum ice cream bar--yummy!: by enanareina, Views[4019]
         		 Sign for Echo Wall: by enanareina, Views[1018]
     
    5 more dragons: by enanareina, Views[671]
         		 Beautiful painting on West Annex Hall: by enanareina, Views[732]
         		 I was obviously impressed by the ceilings: by enanareina, Views[698]
         		 View inside West Annex Hall: by enanareina, Views[725]
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    West Annex Hall: by enanareina, Views[875]
         		 Elaborate paintwork on Imperial Vault: by enanareina, Views[678]
         		 Stone carving leading up to Imperial Vault: by enanareina, Views[898]
         		 Sign for Imperial Vault of Heaven, built by Emperor Jiajing. He expanded the Temple of Heaven complex and also built the Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Earth, and Temple of the Moon. Temple of Heaven is the only one of the four remaining.: by enanareina, Views[1435]
         		 Such a cute, tiny temple!: by enanareina, Views[767]
     
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