Yunnan Vernacular Architecture Culture (Regional·Architecture·Culture Series)

Author: Shi Kehui
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Yunnan is a sacred land where multi-ethnic architectural cultures blend and coexist. The Han Chinese's "One-Print" style; the Dai ethnic group's "Bamboo Houses"; the Bai ethnic group's "Three Courtyards and One Courtyard Wall"; the Yi ethnic group's "Earth-Roofed Houses"; the Hani ethnic group's "Mushroom Houses"; the Naxi ethnic group's "Stone Houses"; the Mosuo people's "Wooden Frame Houses"; and the Tibetan ethnic group's "Dolmens" all retain a completely harmonious way with nature. They are so enchanting, captivating, and endlessly intriguing. Whether it's history or culture, both leave deep imprints on this historical fossil layer of architecture. This book is like a chest that collects these imprints, showcasing the vibrant and uniquely charming architectural cultures of many regions and ethnic groups in Yunnan from all angles, perspectives, and levels. Open this chest and let it become a window for ordinary people to understand the colorful ethnic architectural culture of Yunnan!