Shu Ting-(Photographic Treasure Edition)(Photographic Treasure Edition)

Author: Wei Minghua
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Architectural forms in Chinese gardens are truly diverse. Just by their names, there are halls, pavilions, towers, terraces, pavilions, galleries, studios, studios, pavilions, pavilions, corridors, bridges, and more. Their forms differ, their uses differ, and the aesthetic experiences they offer also differ. Even for the same type of architectural form, subtle changes may occur due to different geographical locations and social environments. In fact, we are all familiar with various Chinese halls. Whether in government agencies, scenic gardens, shopping malls, or residential areas, those areas directly facing the main gate, spacious, must-pass, and bustling are inevitably halls. This book uses six short chapters to tell us the knowledge and significance hidden behind the halls and the historical stories related to them. Six elegant and profound essays, with a lingering charm, reflect on the past and present, offering an in-depth yet accessible exploration of the historical evolution, functional applications, category characteristics, and cultural heritage of halls...