CHINESE TIMBER ARCHITECTURE GALLERY

Ancient Chinese architecture, in addition to special classifications such as palaces, temples, and Taoist temples, can generally be divided into pavilions, platforms, buildings, pavilions, pavilions, pavilions, houses, and pavilions or other sub-categories. Roughly speaking, a pavilion is a single building for people to stop and amuse; a platform is a mound above the ground, and there can be buildings on it; a building is a structure with more than two floors. It is not easy to distinguish pavilions, pavilions, rooms, and pavilions. They can be single buildings or groups of courtyards; in terms of usage, they can be used for books, paintings, tea, banquets, and meetings. Therefore, it is often determined by people's preferences, and there are no rules that cannot be violated.