The Relationship between China Ancient Architecture and China Culture

The ancient architecture in China is the concrete expression of China culture.

Architecture itself embodies a kind of culture, that is, it must have cultural connotation. This book is divided into twelve chapters, including ancient city architecture culture, pavilion culture, temple and guild hall architecture culture, temple architecture culture, Buddhist temple architecture culture, ancient pagoda architecture culture, ancient building sketch culture, mausoleum architecture culture, tourism architecture culture, civil engineering culture, doors and windows culture, residential culture and so on. And analyze its cultural connotation in turn.

The ancient architecture in China has a long historical tradition and brilliant achievements. China ancient architectural art is also an important object of artistic appreciation. To appreciate architectural art, we need to know not only the main features of architectural art, but also some important features of ancient architectural art in China, and then make specific analysis and research through typical examples. The characteristics of ancient architectural art in China are various.

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China has been a unified multi-ethnic country since ancient times. Due to the differences in natural environment and climatic conditions between the east, the west, the north and the south, and the different building materials produced in different regions, these ethnic groups have created different buildings according to their own natural conditions and materials that may be used, as well as different needs and habits in production and life, and have formed their own architectural practices and styles in the long-term development.

In the northern loess area, the ancients used the characteristics of loess, or built walls with adobe or rammed earth to build houses or caves as living areas. Later, bricks and tiles were fired with loess, making it convenient and durable to build a house.

In the south, the climate is humid and rainy, so people use bamboo and wood as building materials to build houses to live in. Southwest minority areas are located in the subtropical zone, and bamboo and wood are often used to build pole-column buildings. There is little rain and drought on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the temperature difference between day and night is large, so many thick-walled flat-topped bunkers have been built.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ancient Architecture in China