Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, Rococo, Byzantine's church architectural features.

1. Gothic architecture is an architectural style that prevailed at the peak and end of the Middle Ages. It developed from Romanesque architecture and was inherited by Renaissance architecture. Originated in France in the12nd century and continued until the16th century, Gothic architecture is generally called "French style" in contemporary times, and its architectural features include pointed arch, ribbed vault and cornice arch.

Second, Roman architecture was a European architectural style from the end of 10 to the beginning of 12 century, and it was named after the use of ancient Roman-style vouchers and arches. It is more common in monasteries and churches, giving people a solemn impression. It had a great influence on later Gothic architecture.

3. Baroque architecture is an architectural and decorative style developed on the basis of17 ~18th century Italian Renaissance architecture. It is characterized by free appearance, dynamic pursuit, rich decoration and sculpture, strong color, and commonly used curved surface and oval space.

Four. Rococo architectural style was born in France and was popular in1Europe in the 1920s. It is developed on the basis of baroque architecture, mainly reflected in interior decoration. The basic characteristics of Rococo style are delicate, gorgeous, exquisite, sweet, gentle and complicated.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Byzantium [Architecture is an art form of architecture, with Christianity as the background. The building has a distinctive religious color, and its prominent feature is the tall dome-shaped roof.