What does yellow tile mean?

Yellow tile is one of the traditional building materials in China, which is generally yellow and belongs to a special kind of clay tile, also called Yangwa. In China, yellow tile is called "overqualified" because it plays an important role in architecture. Huangwa occupies an important position in the architectural history of China. It is not only an important part of the architectural structure, but also an important symbol of China traditional culture. In ancient China, yellow tiles were often used to build palaces, temples, bridges and other buildings, which was an important cultural heritage.

Besides its important position in China culture, Huangwa also symbolizes some specific meanings in Chinese. In the eyes of China people, the yellow tile symbolizes stability, calmness and stability. Yellow represents land, and tiles are part of the roof, so yellow tiles also symbolize the stability and safety of home and place. In addition, Huang Wa is also considered to be related to traditional values, including filial piety, family, responsibility and cultural inheritance.

Modern people's love and attention to yellow tile is not only based on its important position and significance in culture, but also praised for its excellent performance. Yellow tiles have long service life, corrosion resistance, fire prevention and environmental protection. Its special manufacturing method enables it to bear the structure of the house reliably, and at the same time has good heat insulation and sound insulation performance. Therefore, in the field of modern architecture, yellow tile is still a popular building material.