qiān千mén门wàn万hù户
describing numerous buildings or a vast residential area, often implying a dense population or grand scale.
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Ancient
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During the Western Han Dynasty, the Bailiang Hall, painstakingly managed by Emperor Wu, was tragically destroyed by fire. Deeply saddened by the loss of this fragrant palace, he summoned his ministers to discuss rebuilding.
Yong Zhi proposed constructing an even larger edifice to ward off the evil of disaster. Consequently, the Zhang Palace was built using fragrant cypress wood.
It was designed with a thousand doors and ten thousand households, its scale far exceeding that of Weiyang Palace, presenting a truly magnificent and imposing sight.