Why was the Forbidden City built in Ming Dynasty called Feng Shui in Qing Dynasty?

The Forbidden City was built in the Ming Dynasty. From the Qing dynasty to the Qing dynasty, only partial changes were made, and most buildings still maintained the original appearance of the Ming dynasty. After the Ming Dynasty destroyed the Yuan Dynasty, Ming Taizu Chengzu did not inherit the layout of the Imperial Palace of the Yuan Dynasty, but destroyed it and established a new city, the Forbidden City. Although we can't find a direct written record of the construction of the Forbidden City, the Forbidden City is like a huge and complex solidified information network, covering many meanings of people building it at that time. We can search and interpret the ideological connotation of the Forbidden City through its rich environment, architectural layout and other information.