Romantic sculpture in ancient architecture

Ancient Chinese people have always been fond of using sculpture to express their hopes and blessings for a better life through meticulous and in-depth depiction of each part.

Sculpture is a kind of Chinese folk art and craft. Artisans carve patterns and patterns on wood and stone tiles. The carving methods are complex and diverse, and the style is classical and elegant, which adds a unique landscape to Chinese architecture.

The grey brick carving of ancient architecture is developed from tile of eastern Zhou Dynasty and picture brick of Han Dynasty. It is a very important art form in ancient Han architectural carving to carve landscape, flowers, figures and other patterns on the blue bricks. Brick carvings are mostly used as architectural components or decoration of doors, walls and walls. Because blue brick is in select makings, shape, burn wait for working procedure on, quality asks stricter, so solid and exquisite, appropriate carve. It is mainly used to decorate the components and walls of temples, temples, temples, nunneries and dwellings.

The history of stone carving can be traced back to the middle Paleolithic period, one to two hundred thousand years ago. Since then, the stone carving has been passed down to the present day. In this long history, the creation of stone carving art has been constantly updated and improved. In different periods, there were great changes in the types and styles of stone carvings. Different needs, different aesthetic pursuit, different social environment and social system are restricting the development and evolution of stone carving creation. The history of stone carving is not only the history of art, but also the history of rich cultural connotation, as well as the vivid and realistic human history. Stone carving it pays attention to realistic modeling, smooth and delicate technique, smooth and free grain type.

The beauty of China can be found everywhere, in the grand palaces with carved beams and painted buildings, in the zigzag and deep, simple and elegant gardens, and in the exquisitely carved civilian houses with grey tiles and blue bricks. Every time you step into it, you will find that the most amazing things are often those ordinary bricks and tiles, wood and stone that have been carefully carved. Those ubiquitous brick carvings, wood carvings, stone carvings, together constitute a painting with Chinese charm, will be the moving story of thousands of families...