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 4. How do Chinese people in the south evoke the sense of space of a small gardern?

2023-10-24

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• 用户718645

  With the southward military and civilians with the garden architecture culture and advanced skills of the Central Plains, the Nanyue Kingdom in the late Qin and early Han dynasties took Guangzhou as Kyoto and occupied one of the resources. This area avoided the war, the society was relatively stable, and the use of the convenient treaty ports along the coast to carry out overseas market transactions, but also by the Central Plains culture and the influence of the idea of "heaven and man induction", so that the economy developed rapidly and prosperous, and the Lingnan garden also began to develop.

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• 用户718808
  The different areas are divided,that is,to ensure the privacy of different areas,but also pay attention to the connection between them,to prevent the overall sense of fragmentation of the garden.

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• 用户718665
  the different areas are divided, that is, to ensure the privacy of different areas, but also pay attention to the connection between them, to prevent the overall sense of fragmentation of the garden

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• 用户719639
  First of all, to ensure the privacy of the garden as a whole, to ensure that the garden life is not snooped by unrelated people, which is the premise of creating a sense of atmosphere for garden life. Secondly, the different areas are divided, that is, to ensure the privacy of different areas, but also pay attention to the connection between them, to prevent the overall sense of fragmentation of the garden

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  沙柳汐
  After 3,000 years of evolvement, Chinese gardens have become a unique landscape. This includes both large gardens built as entertainment venues for royal family, and private gardens built as secluded retreats for scholars, merchants and retired government officials. These gardens have constituted a miniature that is designed in praise of the harmony between man and nature. A typical Chinese garden is surrounded by walls and consists of various buildings linked by winding trails and corridors, with ponds, rockeries, trees, and flowers scattered in it.

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• 蔡艾洁
  Gardens in the south are mostly small in size. To evoke a sense of space, the use of "borrowing a distant view" is of special significance. It enables a visitor to look outside the garden to enjoy a new and greater vista, and to acquire a feeling of spaciousness, despite being in a physically small space.

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