How much did a courtyard house cost in 2000?

Look at the area and location, in 2004, the media mogul Murdoch bought a set of Beijing courtyard house, at a price of 40,000 yuan per square meter to buy, his kind of characters must be to buy a good location, therefore, according to this projection, the 2000 Beijing courtyard house, the price of a good location should be in the 20,000-30,000 yuan range.

The courtyard, also known as the quadrangle, is a traditional Chinese courtyard architecture, its pattern for a courtyard built on all sides of the house, from the four sides of the courtyard enclosed in the middle, so the name of the quadrangle, the "mouth" is known as a courtyard, "day" shape is known as the second courtyard, "day" shape is known as the second courtyard, "day" shape is known as the second courtyard, "day" shape is known as the first courtyard, "day" shape is known as the second courtyard, "day" shape is known as the second courtyard. The "mouth" is known as a courtyard, "day" is known as the second courtyard, "eye" is known as the third courtyard.

It has a history of more than 3,000 years, and there are various types throughout China, with the Beijing courtyard house being the typical one, whose architecture and pattern reflect the traditional Chinese idea of hierarchy of respect and inferiority, as well as the doctrine of yin and yang and five elements.

Complete siheyuan appeared during the Western Zhou Dynasty in China before the Chinese style siheyuan. The remains of a two-entry courtyard building unearthed at the Zhouyuan ruins in Fengshi Village, Qishan, Shaanxi, are the earliest and tightest known example of a quadrangle in China.

The Han Dynasty saw a newer development of courtyard architecture, influenced by the doctrine of feng shui, which gave the quadrangle a whole set of yin and yang and five elements, from site selection to layout. The Tang Dynasty courtyard inherited from the two Han Dynasty, and started from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and its pattern is narrow in front and square in the back.