Three Famous Buildings in China - Ancient Architecture Art

    Architecture is the carrier of culture, and ancient architecture is the core of inheriting culture. China is an ancient civilization with a continuous development of 5000 years of traditional architectural culture. China has multiple world-class ancient buildings of different eras, which are the root of modern Chinese urban and rural architecture and also the root of the Chinese nation.

    Traditional Chinese architectural types include palaces, pavilions, gardens, pagodas, etc. In ancient China, regardless of religious sects such as Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, or royal nobles, pavilions were regarded as symbols of holiness, nobility, and majesty. Among the numerous pavilions built, there are many for sightseeing and appreciation, and they are also widely distributed. There are also pavilions in the south and north, but most of them are in the south.

    These pavilions and towers are generally built facing the water, with lake and mountain scenery, sparkling waves, and beautiful scenery. So, these pavilions and towers are also gathering places for literati and scholars, and many literary masterpieces are also born out of these pavilions and towers, and these buildings are also renowned for their dissemination. Of course, the representative ones are Tengwang Pavilion, Yueyang Tower and Yellow Crane Tower, which are known as the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River.

    Ancient and mottled buildings like the Three Famous Buildings in Jiangnan have witnessed the changes of Chinese civilization. They are the carrier of culture, the core of cultural inheritance, and precious cultural treasures left by ancestors. They have historical, cultural, artistic, and other values. A well preserved ancient building is not only an important physical material for studying a certain stage of historical culture, but also a historical witness to social and cultural changes. It reflects history, inherits civilization, and carries the soul.