Why are Chinese dwellings inseparable from courtyards?

    In the Chinese civilization, the Chinese courtyard is not only the open space between the four walls, but also a vivid display of the profound culture of the Chinese nation. It is an emotional bond that every Chinese cannot give up. When we mention Chinese folk houses, the unique courtyard layout is always fascinating.

                             
    In China, the Chinese courtyard is not only a witness to the changing of the seasons, but also a warm harbor for family and affection. Whenever the warm spring sun shines on the earth, the flowers in the courtyard bloom one after another, like a beautiful painting. On summer nights, the family sits in the courtyard, listening to the cicadas, feeling the breeze, and enjoying the rare leisure time. In the autumn afternoon, the golden fallen leaves cover the ground, contrasting with the green mountains in the distance. And in the winter morning, the snow in the courtyard adds a bit of tranquility and peace.

    From the exquisite design of Chinese pavilions and towers to the clever combination of flowers, plants and trees and the graceful curves of the eaves and corners, they all reflect the Chinese people's pursuit of nature and harmony.
    In modern society, with the acceleration of urbanization, people's pace of life is getting faster and faster, and their minds are getting more and more tired. A quiet and comfortable courtyard has become an ideal place for people to pursue poetic living. Here, we can stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a rare tranquility and freedom.

    The Chinese courtyard is not only a space where we can relax, but also a place where we can have close contact with nature. Here, we can plant flowers and plants, build pavilions, raise fish and birds, and experience the fun of farming and the joy of harvest. This way of living in harmony with nature makes us cherish life and love life more.