Complete Collection of Chinese Architectural Art - Volume 20: Residential Architecture (Part 1) - Northern Han Chinese

Author: Hou Youbin Compiler
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: Ancient Chinese construction has distinct characteristics in the history of world architectural development, possessing its own unique system and enjoying a unique status. Residential construction is one of the earliest architectural types to emerge in ancient China. It is widely distributed, has the largest number of constructions, and is most closely related to people's lives, making it an important part of ancient Chinese architectural heritage. Residential architecture is deeply influenced by social factors and natural conditions, thus exhibiting distinct ethnic characteristics and strong local features. China is vast in territory and diverse in ethnic groups, with residential architecture varying greatly across regions and ethnicities, showcasing a rich and colorful tapestry. This volume focuses on introducing the residential architecture of the Han ethnic group in the northern region, elaborating on its developmental history and main types, and showcasing its artistic features and vibrant styles.