Ni shuo zhongguo hua ma?  ^_^
The Forbidden City has got to be, hands down, my favorite piece of architecture ever. I found it fascinating that the palace itself acted in the capacity of a museum well before the concept of museums even existed. Even more interesting that its design is a good representation of Confucianism.
While I agree that The Forbidden City is an exceptional piece of architecture, that is an invaluable piece of history, I cannot in good conscience advocate for its preservation aboard our starship, the "USS Humanistic Tradition". Records, photographs, maybe a few pieces of it for preservation, maybe. Although, ultimately the decision falls upon Captain Lauer. 
My question concerns the use of feng shui in The Forbidden City's development. I was wondering if you knew exactly how things were arranged to promote positive qi? For example, Versailles was positioned in such a way that the road from its front door lead all the way to Paris, AND followed the path of the sun.