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Author: Liang Sicheng
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Liang Sicheng was a renowned architect both in China and abroad, the son of the reformist thinker Liang Qichao. He abandoned his father's aspirations and dedicated his life to the field of Chinese architecture. His footsteps spanned the vast landscapes of China, documenting the life stories of "silent giants" such as bridges, temples, monasteries, pagodas, halls, and pavilions. He chronicled the family history of Chinese architecture, revealing the "language" of architectural life through his. He made an indelible contribution to future generations' understanding of the history of Chinese architecture. This book is a rare and invaluable gem for those seeking to explore the history of Chinese architecture and enter the world of Liang Sicheng, possessing exceptional collectible value. The book compiles the insightful interpretations and discussions by the famous Chinese architect Liang Sicheng on: the history of Chinese architecture; his profound insights into basic construction, order, location, and architectural talent in urban planning; his meticulous analysis and approach to the examination, restoration, preservation, and maintenance of ancient Chinese buildings; his visionary perspectives on architectural theory and cultural and artistic education.