The Forbidden City was the palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, a symbol of authority, and more than twenty kings successively succeeded to the throne, so why did Grandpa Mao, as our first chairman, never enter it?
The Forbidden City represents the feudal ideology of the feudal dynasty, and the people's three-six-nine and so on are shown from here, and the Forbidden City represents the imperial power, whether it is Wu Sangui or Li Zicheng who wants to enter the palace and sit in that high position, as long as you sit in this position, you can be high.
Grandpa Mao was also the wall of the Forbidden City before he died, but he never went in. There are a lot of antique treasures in the Forbidden City, and there are also a lot of cultural and artistic treasures, so why did Grandpa Mao never go in? This is because the Forbidden City represents feudal thought, he does not want to go in to bid farewell to the old times, does not want to accept feudal ideas, and there is a legend that when he was young and there was no revolution, a person who saw him kneel down and called him emperor. It may also be because he is also afraid that he will become emperor himself. He didn't want to be emperor, he wanted a new China, a country where everyone was equal, and once he entered the palace, he was afraid to change his original intentions, so he always worked in Xiangshan, even if he played, he never entered the Forbidden City.
Not only is the Forbidden City to bid farewell to the feudal era and does not want the people of the country to be exploited again, his heart is worthy of everyone's admiration, but also worthy of our respect, what do you think?