守禮門

還可以挺漂亮的，中國話講其實就是個牌坊。二戰的之後，說是就剩下這個牌坊了。是古代迎接中國使臣的集合地點。牌坊上掛有守禮之邦的牌匾。好像以前還換了好幾個牌匾名字會有不同。不要和天朝比，它就是一個有琉球特色的牌坊。

止步於此，裏面燒光了2019.10.31的大火將這座歷史文物古迹再一次徹底的毀滅，整個沖繩各地都在募捐重建，大家一起期待15年後整個宮殿的重生！

二戰後用精確的規格和細節來重建。幾個世紀以來,無數旅客穿過這些門，雖然實際的城堡在二戰中被摧毀，原始城堡的位置在琉球大學的隔壁，但是任何人只要讀過或見過馬休·培里1850年訪問沖繩的照片或報刊都會在裏面發現這個門。就像這些門引導了古堡重建，看到這些照片又感覺回到了過去。

There are a lot of people, and the place is good. It's quite clean. It feels like the air is good. The architecture mixes the style of Chinese architecture in Tang Dynasty with the traditional method of Ryukyu - "the contrast of red tile and white clay, two prominent roofs, self-stable aesthetic feeling, and hangs the Chinese character plaque of "the state of observing rituals" which can really represent Ryukyu. Scenic spots are free.

Tour Shouli City. It was originally the palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom. It was destroyed by war during World War II. It was restored and reopened in 1958. When entering the ancient city of Shouli, we will first pass through a gatekeeper, which is the only ancient building on the island listed as a world cultural heritage by the United Nations. The four characters on the plaque "State of Observance of Rites" are given by the Chinese emperor.

從遠處也能看到的深藍色屋頂很有魅力。

The gates are the entrance to Seoul and the first stop of the collection. The red buildings from Fig. 1 to Fig. 6 are free of charge. Tickets are required to enter the red inner hall. There are booklets for collecting stamps in the customer service center outside the gates. Simplified, traditional, Japanese, English and Korean versions are available. There are 25 small and 2 large chapters. If you want to cover them, you have to enter the inner hall and stamp 6 stamps. After collecting, you can exchange gifts at the service center where the booklet is collected. You can also ask the staff to stamp the emperor's stamp for you (see the last picture). Seal stamping is an exceptional excitement!

這裏確實有氣氛!