Chinese classic culture-ancient architecture

  The building itself embodies a culture, which means it must have cultural connotations. The content of Chinese ancient architectural culture includes ancient city architectural culture, pavilion culture, palace and hall building culture, ancestral temple architectural culture, Buddhist temple culture, ancient pagoda architectural culture, ancient architectural sketch culture, mausoleum architectural culture, tourism architectural culture, civil engineering culture, The culture of doors and windows and the culture of residents, etc.

  Ancient Chinese architecture is an extremely important part of the long cultural and historical heritage of the Chinese nation and a shining pearl. It is the crystallization of the wisdom and hard work of our ancestors.

  The word construction, in ancient Chinese, is called construction, construction, etc. Ancient Chinese architecture covers a wide range of areas, including cities, palaces, Temple of Heaven, residential buildings, temples (Buddhist temples, Taoist temples, mosques), government offices, ancestral halls, mausoleums, Confucian temples (Confucian temples), academic palaces, warehouses, bridges, dams, and city walls. , observatory, archway, stage, cave temple, pagoda, etc. Due to their structural and artistic characteristics, they are self-contained. Various types of buildings have their own uses, forms and structures to meet the needs of their respective functions.

  Chinese ancient architecture is one of the witnesses and reflections of the development of production and life of the Chinese people and historical changes. It can reflect people's view of nature, regional characteristics, hierarchical system, etc. In ancient times, the concept of Feng Shui was valued. The geographical location, layout and even the choice of materials of the building all emphasized the harmonious coexistence of mountains and water. China has been a unified multi-ethnic country since ancient times. Due to the different natural environments and climatic conditions in the areas where these ethnic groups live, as well as the different building materials produced in different regions, they have been living according to nature for generations. The conditions and materials that may be provided create different buildings according to the different needs and habits of their production and life, and in the long-term development, their own architectural practices and architectural styles are formed. 

  Ancient Chinese architecture is not only an architectural entity, but also an important member of Chinese traditional culture. The buildings that have survived thousands of years of vicissitudes are still silent witnesses to the evolution and precipitation of our country's civilization history.