What are the three major architectural pillars in Greece?

1. The three pillars of ancient Greek architecture are Onek, Doric and Corinth. Love Onek column is slender and light, full of exquisite carvings. The column is long, thin on the top and thick on the bottom, without radian. The groove of the cylinder is deep and semi-circular. 2. Doric column is a kind of column without column base, which is directly placed on the step seat. The surface of the cylinder is engraved with continuous grooves from top to bottom, and the number of grooves varies from 16 to 24. 3. There are scroll decorative patterns on all sides of Corinthian column, surrounded by two rows of leaves. The proportion of Corinthian column is thinner than that of Ionian column, and the stigma is decorated with the image of honeysuckle. 4. In the 6th century BC, the architectural form of ancient Greece was quite stable, and a complete set of stereotypes gradually formed what the ancient Romans called "columns".