Symbol of pavilions and corridors in Jiangnan ancient city

It has special significance in the artistic conception creation of China garden art.

Pavilion: A small open building. The plane is generally round, square, hexagonal, octagonal, fan-shaped and so on. Permanently in a garden or scenic spot. Located on the roadside or avenue, it is called "gazebo" and "pavilion". In addition, there are well pavilions and tablet pavilions. I often think of the sunset in Xiting, and I don't know the way back when I am drunk. -Li Qingzhao's "Like a Dream" stage: a tall and flat building. "Gardening and Metallurgy" says: "The terrace of the garden, or those who emphasize the stone but are high and flat. Or the wooden frame is high, the version is flat and there is no house. Or what comes out in front of the pavilion is a platform. " If the east wind is not convenient for Zhou Yu, I'm afraid the outcome will be Cao Cao's victory and Er Qiao's detention in Tongquetai. -Du Mu's "Red Cliff" building: refers to a house with more than two floors. The upper part of a building or superstructure, such as the Drum Tower and Bell Tower. If you go to the temple building, you will feel relaxed and happy, forget all the insults and leave the wine in the wind, which will make you feel happy. -Song Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower" Pavilion: The pavilion is a high-rise building with an overhead bottom, and there are often partition fans or railing corridors around it for overlooking, recreation, book collection and Buddha worship. Pavilions and buildings are multi-storey buildings. In the early days, there was a difference between them. In later generations, the words pavilion and building are interchangeable, and there is no strict distinction. Heting ancient bamboo, a frequent place for poor islands. Gui Dian Lan Gong is the posture of hills. -Tang Wang Bo's "Teng Xu".

Landscape design is the main content of landscape design. The so-called landscape design mainly refers to the creative behavior of using various landscaping techniques and reasonably organizing various landscaping elements to make them into a number of landscapes and space environments with aesthetic value, while skillfully using the original natural landscape and human landscape under the premise of meeting the engineering technical requirements and following the laws of landscape art.