What are the famous traditional buildings in China?

Daming Palace in the Tang Dynasty (five times as high as the Forbidden City), Xanadu (160m high), Tang Ming (Vientiane Temple), the Wild Goose Pagoda in the late Tang Dynasty, and Linde Hall in Daming Palace (the late Tang Emperor paid attention to splendid paintings and flashy decorations in architecture because of extravagance and waste).

Tang Ming (Vientiane Holy Land) is more than 90 meters high.

Epang Palace in Qin Dynasty (10 times of the Forbidden City) was not built.

Linde Hall in Late Tang Dynasty

Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor

Yuanmingyuan complex

Weiyang Palace in Ming Dynasty (the front hall is 16 times that of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City)

All kinds of pavilions and pavilions in the Song Dynasty, especially song and dance restaurants and the imperial palace in the Song Dynasty.

Fengtian Palace in Ming Dynasty (three times as big as the Hall of Supreme Harmony)

The Han Pagoda in the Han Dynasty is also magnificent.

Yongning Temple in the Northern and Southern Dynasties is luxuriously decorated, with a tower height of 1.36. 4438+0 m, which is higher than the height of Gothic architecture that most westerners are proud of (in the case that ancient buildings in China do not pursue height because of different philosophy and design concepts).

These buildings are the most magnificent buildings in human history, not only the largest wooden buildings, but also the largest buildings made of all materials including stone, marble and wood. Their similarity lies in that they were both destroyed by epic battles of past dynasties and also caused by natural disasters.