Jiangxi Architecture in Linchuan Culture

Jiangxi architecture is a traditional building in Jiangxi. Mainly concentrated in the Gan dialect area, the representative villages in Fuzhou are Liukeng in Le 'an, Wuxi in Dongxiang, Yiqian in Guangchang and Tangyin in Yihuang.

The architectural culture of Jiangxi School is represented by ancient villages in eastern Jiangxi, such as Liukeng in Le 'an, Wuxi in Dongxiang, one wall and one front, Yihuang Tangyin and so on. Characterized by simple layout, simplicity and elegance, it is a Jiangxi-style residential building with strong local characteristics. From the outside, they are mostly rectangular planes, surrounded by empty and semi-brick walls. All the blue bricks and grey tiles, a high horse head wall and a half-covered and half-exposed double-hung roof are hidden behind the overlapping horse head walls. Horsehead wall has various shapes. Looking up at the sky, it can prevent fire and wind. Inside, its pattern is mostly two in and three out, one hall is three wide, one hall is two courtrooms, and the left and right are symmetrical. The wooden structure passes through the bucket beam frame. According to the different purposes of use, the front eaves are often made into various pavilions, beautiful and generous, with changeable shapes. The dormitory building is one and a half stories high. The lower floor is for living and the upper floor is for storing things. The hall has no sense of hierarchy. It looks tall and spacious, and its momentum is extremely magnificent. Paving evergreen bricks in horizontal staggered joints on indoor ground. The shrine is located above the side doors on both sides of the treasure wall of the main hall. There is a narrow courtyard in front of the main hall, which is not only used for lighting and ventilation, but also takes the meaning of four waters returning to the hall, invisibly connecting people with the sky, reflecting the situation of "harmony between man and nature".