Ming and Qing furniture in Jiqing Hall

Yes, the walls of Jiqing Gate were built in the Ming Dynasty.

Ming Hall was located in Luoyang City National Ruins Park of the Sui and Tang Dynasties at the intersection of Dingding Road and Zhongzhou Road in the Laocheng District city of Luoyang.

Gu Jiqing was a male cadre who was currently the director of the Rugao City Development and Reformation Committee. He was born in November 1972. He was Han and was from Rudong, Jiangsu Province. Gu Jiqing had a postgraduate degree and a PhD. He joined the Chinese Party in January 1994 and began working in August 1998. According to the information provided, Gu Jiqing was nominated as a member of the Party Working Committee and Deputy Director of the Administrative Committee of the National economic and technological development zone. The probation period was one year. His responsibilities in the development zone included economic operations, corporate services, administrative approval, business environment, human resources security, private economy, statistics monitoring, and corporate listing. In addition, he was also responsible for the safety production of industrial and service enterprises, as well as coordinating the assessment of the development zone. Under the guidance of the leaders of the Rugao City Development and Redevelopment Committee, Gu Jiqing also visited and investigated the post-holiday work and production situation of many key enterprises. As for Gu Jiqing's other specific work responsibilities and activities in Rugao City, the information provided so far was insufficient to answer.

Jiqing Gate was the rear gate of the Ming City Wall in Nanjing. It was located in the southwest section of the Ming City Wall in the Qinhuai District, Nanjing, south of Shuixi Gate, and east of the moat at the eastern end of Jiqing Gate Street. Jiqing Gate was the second gate of Nanjing City after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Jiqing Gate got its name from Jiqing Road in the city. Jiqing Road was one of the capital roads opened during the Republic of China. Jiqing was the name of Nanjing in the Yuan Dynasty. Jiqing Gate was a four-hole square gate in the style of a beam gate in the Song Dynasty. It was the first gate with even numbers in the Nanjing city wall. The number of holes was even, opening the first passage in China.

'I Live Forever in the Ming Dynasty' was a novel written by Old Tang. This novel told the story of the protagonist, Xu Xuan, who transmigrated to the Daming Dynasty and became a supervisor of the Directorate of Celestials. At the same time as he lived for eternity, he also worked hard to change the bad habits of the Darming Dynasty, advocating science and not worshipping the heavens. The novel had been updated to chapter 349, and the latest chapter was " The Big Sleep."

Jiqing Gate was the rear gate of the Ming City Wall in Nanjing. It was located in the southwest section of the Ming City Wall in the Qinhuai District, Nanjing, south of Shuixi Gate, and east of the moat at the eastern end of Jiqing Gate Street. Jiqing Gate was the second gate of Nanjing City after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Jiqing Gate got its name from Jiqing Road in the city. Jiqing Road was one of the capital roads opened during the Republic of China. Jiqing was the name of Nanjing in the Yuan Dynasty. Jiqing Gate was a four-hole square gate in the style of a beam gate in the Song Dynasty. It was the first gate with even numbers in the Nanjing city wall. The number of holes was even, opening the first passage in China.

The scenic spots near Jiqing Gate included Qingliang Mountain, Nanjing National Defense Park, Stone City Ruins Park, Nanjing City Museum, and so on.

Versace furniture was the home product line of the Italian luxury brand Versace. The design style of this series pursued luxury, elegance, and sexiness, and was characteristic of Versace's lifestyle. Common design elements in the furniture collection included the brand's iconic Medusa head, Greek inscriptions, and Baroque patterns. The Versace furniture had a unique design and bright colors, showing the elegance and bold passion of the palace. It was the representative of the Versace brand and was loved by the royal family and Hollywood stars. The characteristics and style of this furniture series were conveyed through furniture such as chairs, tables, beds, sofas, etc., showing the beauty and pioneer art of Versace furniture.

There were a few novels similar to Qing Ming Academy that he could recommend. These novels included " Heavenly Capital Academy " and " The Dragon Race's Road: Ming Fei Is the Protagonist." They were all academic novels that focused on describing the life in the academy and the growth of the characters. Other than that, there were also " Book of Troubled Times "," Spirit Realm Walker "," Tang's Table "," King of Imperial Beasts ", and " Fairy, Please Listen to My Explanation ". These novels might have similarities with Qing Ming Academy in terms of storyline, style, or theme. However, the exact similarities needed to be confirmed after further reading of these novels.

There were many excellent classical novels from the Ming and Qing Dynasties that were worth recommending. Among them, the most famous were Wu Jingcui's The Scholars and Cao Xueqin's Dream of the Red Chamber, which were known as the twin pieces of Qing Dynasty novels. Other important works included Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, Water Margins, Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Shuo Yue Quan Zhuan, Awakening Marriage, etc. "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" used foxes and ghosts as the theme to describe the state of the world. Water Margins recounted the story of the surviving leader of Liangshan Lake, Li Jun, and others, who rebelled again against corrupt officials and bullies, and finally fled overseas to become kings. The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasty wrote the story of Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty destroying Chen Dynasty and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty returning to Chang 'an after the Rebellion of An Lushan and Shi Lushan. It focused on the description of heroes at the end of Sui Dynasty, with distinct personalities and vivid plots. There were also chivalrous novels such as The Legend of Heroes and Heroes, Three Chivalrous Men and Five Righteous Men, as well as condemnation novels such as The Story of officialdom and Nine Lives Wronged. These works all displayed the rich variety and unique charm of novels from the Ming and Qing Dynasties.