High decomposition, urgency, community greening, Jiangnan wind

1. Plane pattern: Most gardens in the south of the Yangtze River are built in the city, and the space is narrow. The landscape is often arranged inward in a limited space, so as to drift with the flow, twists and turns, and not stick to one pattern. It is skillfully combined with the overlapping mountains, ponds, flowers and trees, bridges and corridors in the garden, and sees the big from the small, reaching the realm of "although it is man-made, it is like nature".

2. Architectural form: The garden buildings in the south of the Yangtze River are far lighter and slimmer than those in the north, and are beautifully carved. Its architectural space not only meets the needs of living and living, but also serves as a place for emotional growth and continuation. The layout is based on "Feng Shui style, tailoring style, baking clouds to support the sun" to improve the artistic appeal of natural landscape. For example, plants such as humbly pruning bamboo, slender plum blossoms, and lotus flowers that are not stained with mud are all designed to set off the theme and place their emotions.

3. Scale space: the garden space in the south of the Yangtze River is open and transparent, interspersed with infiltration inside and outside, with scenery in the scene and rich level changes.

4. Architectural color: Jiangnan gardens are elegant and simple, and almost all architectural colors are composed of white walls, blue-gray tiles, dark brown or dark green wood structures, which is in sharp contrast with the north. This is closely related to the local climate. The white wall of gray tiles and the surrounding landscape greening give people a fresh, elegant, cool and quiet feeling, which psychologically weakens the discomfort caused by the heat.