English Terminology of Traditional Architecture in China

Single story19th century weather board building S? A little more than Shays? Sharing roads with newly-built neotraditionalist terraces, prosaic 1970s and 1980s concrete and glass boxes, and a huge white Mississippi river boat, this building rises in the chaos of railings, barge slabs and corrugated roofs.

A brand-new neotraditionalist terrace enjoying the road, which is similar to the single-story weatherboard building built in the19th century, the unremarkable concrete and glass box buildings in the1970s and1980s, huge white buildings, messy railings, windshields and corrugated roofs protruding from the ground.

Breaker board, the roof form of traditional Japanese architecture. The windshield crusher is arranged on the slope of the roof, which is mainly used to protect wooden components and can also be used as roof decoration.