What does China cultural shadow mean?

Shadow wall is a very important part of traditional architecture in China, which is usually located at the entrance of the building or the inner wall of the main space. Shadow wall plays the role of partition space, and it is also a decorative element. Shadow wall is not only a part of building structure, but also an art form. In China culture, the design and production of screen walls often contain rich symbolic meanings. For example, the common animal images such as dragons, phoenixes and lions all represent the essence and characteristics of China traditional culture.

The history of the screen wall can be traced back to ancient China. It was originally designed to resist sandstorms and wars. Slowly, with people's innovation and cultural development, the screen wall gradually developed into an art form and became a part of China's traditional architectural culture. The forms of screen walls are various, and the styles and patterns vary with different regions and customs, which proves the cultural diversity and regional characteristics of China.

Nowadays, in modern cities, shadow walls not only exist in various traditional buildings, such as temples, palaces and gardens, but also are used in some modern architectural designs. The appearance of shadow wall increases the cultural connotation of the building, and reflects the inheritance and development of traditional culture by the people of China. At the same time, the screen wall has also become an important landscape element to attract tourists, which has injected new vitality into the development of tourism in China.