Six characteristics of architecture in Tang Dynasty

The six characteristics of architecture in the Tang Dynasty are as follows:

1. The architecture of the Tang Dynasty pursues solemn and gorgeous modeling, which is characterized by towering roofs, multi-storey and multi-angle, exquisite carving of building components and gorgeous decoration.

2. The building technology in the Tang Dynasty is becoming more and more mature, and its building structure usually adopts technologies such as multi-column and few walls, cantilever structure and tenon-mortise connection, which makes the building more stable and durable.

3. The buildings in the Tang Dynasty pay attention to color matching and decoration, emphasizing the contrast and distinctiveness of colors. Buildings often use bright colors such as red, black, green and yellow, and the walls are often painted with romantic patterns and bright colors.

4. The architecture in the Tang Dynasty pays attention to rigor and rationality in layout, often adopts symmetrical composition, and pays attention to the beauty of coordination and harmony between various parts, forming a unique classical beauty.

There are many building materials in Tang Dynasty, such as brick, stone, wood, mud, celadon and so on. The building uses various materials to make exquisite sculptures, reliefs, murals and other decorations.

6. The architecture in the Tang Dynasty is eclectic. Due to the development of cultural exchange, the traditional architecture of the Han nationality and foreign cultures are integrated, showing an open and inclusive style. Such as Buddhist temples, Muslim temples and other foreign religious architectural styles, Western officials, aristocratic houses and other Central Asian styles, Xuanzong architecture.

The architecture of the Tang Dynasty is the floorboard of the architectural art of the Tang Dynasty in China, which is famous for its grand and solemn architectural style, colorful paintings and exquisite craftsmanship.