Similarities and differences between Chinese and western religious buildings in site selection, layout and form, and explain the reasons?

Location: Middle: Generally speaking, following the principle of geomantic omen, there is a green dragon on the left and a white tiger on the right, with water in front and mountains behind. The more religions there are in China, the more attention is paid to geomantic omen. So all the religious buildings in China are on the side of mountains and mountains. Land near Long Mai

Lucy: Not really. A flat place is good, which is convenient for missionary work. So, their churches and the like are everywhere.

Layout: Medium: Generally, you sit north to south, with dragons on the left and white tigers on the right. You would rather let the dragon stand a hundred feet high than let the white tiger look up.

Lucy: It's empty and the roof is very high, giving people a sense of smallness. Enhance the fear of God.

Form: Chinese style: mainly wood structure. Brick house, eaves

Lucy: stone structure, pursuing the immortality of that kind of god.

These are different places.

Similarly, I think just one sentence gives people a sense of sacredness. Attract believers.