How exquisite is the mysterious and ancient architecture of the Han Dynasty?
The architecture of the Han Dynasty is one of the more representative buildings in ancient times. From the construction of high platform buildings to the embellishment of carved beams and painted buildings, from the outline of architectural images to Fengshui site selection, all reveal the mysterious and long-standing culture. A display of inherited and refined art.
Feng Shui site selection, the architecture of the Han Dynasty did not miss any detail
In historical records such as "Han Shu", it is not difficult to see that the architecture of the Han Dynasty pays attention to Feng Shui. When building a building, people pay attention to factors such as time, space, and people to evaluate the quality of the location. They pay attention to the eight skills of the house. The house should not be adjacent to the house of a thief, otherwise it will cause disaster. The construction of a house is measured based on family status. According to the area, the door of a merchant's house does not open to the south, and the door of a scholarly family does not open to the north. The direction of the door will determine the prosperity and prosperity of a family. If the door is not oriented correctly, it will lead to disaster. Feng shui site selection in the Han Dynasty is a very traditional promotion of Feng Shui Bagua. Although today, in our tall buildings, we no longer pay attention to the direction of the door or the location of the house, but in the distant Han Dynasty, this was very reasonable. and well-founded cultural traditions.
The pavilions, terraces and pavilions all reveal the ingenious spirit of Han Dynasty architecture
The pavilions, terraces and pavilions of the Han Dynasty are very famous. In addition to the exquisite carved beams and painted columns, it also pays attention to the construction of high-platform buildings. According to ancient records, the high-platform house is a residence where the golden house of the folk hides beauties. Most of the people who live in the high-platform house are beauties. In the Han Dynasty, architectural carvings and paintings were the best place for painters to display their talents. The Yellow Crane Tower and Tengwang Pavilion, these Han Dynasty buildings are the most conducive evidence for the Han Dynasty painters and scholars to display their talents and pen and ink. There are also many turrets and attics, each of which reflects contemporary people's love for art. These buildings are also the crystallization of the wisdom of the Han Dynasty people. There are various styles of attics. Residential pavilions are often double-layered. High-rise buildings are the most representative and authoritative works of art in ancient dynasties, including the Han Dynasty. In addition to being exquisite, they also contain the essence of art.
Today, there are not many buildings left in the Han Dynasty, but these historical relics are still worthy of our awe.