Ancient villages have rich historical and cultural connotations, artistic values, and unique ways of construction, which are important elements for inheriting the historical and cultural characteristics of ancient vil...Ancient villages have rich historical and cultural connotations, artistic values, and unique ways of construction, which are important elements for inheriting the historical and cultural characteristics of ancient villages. In tiie course of tiie pfotection and development of ancient villages, they ate difficult problems that how to inherit the historical architectural features and regional characteristics and promote the sustainable development of ancient villages. Taking building construction and protection in the famous historical and cultutal village of Qiongkushitai as the mainstream,this paper analyzed the present situation of atchitectufe, the way of construction, the evaluation of architectufe, and summarized tiie characteiistics of traditional afchitectxire, the construction mode and the strategy of style renovation, which could provide a reference for futute protection and sustainable development of villages.展开更多
Chu mirror is one of the important components of Chu culture,and its decoration is an exotic flower of decorative arts garden in China. The Chu bronze mirror carries a rich Jingchu culture connotation. Its superb craf...Chu mirror is one of the important components of Chu culture,and its decoration is an exotic flower of decorative arts garden in China. The Chu bronze mirror carries a rich Jingchu culture connotation. Its superb craftsmanship,fine carved decorative patterns and inaage- rounded shapes reflect the mysterious religion belief, rigorous life attitude, romantic humanism and deep moral universe structure view of Chu people.It is the valuable cultural heritage that the ancestors left for the Jingchu land and the Chinese people. Digging the beauty of Chu mirror and its inheritance and transcendence, in the ＂global＂ and ＂globalization＂ context, conform to the issue of the 18th CPC National Congress ＂ improving the national cultural soft power, playing the role of the cultttral leading customs, educating people, serving the society and promoting the development＂ .展开更多
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文摘Ancient villages have rich historical and cultural connotations, artistic values, and unique ways of construction, which are important elements for inheriting the historical and cultural characteristics of ancient villages. In tiie course of tiie pfotection and development of ancient villages, they ate difficult problems that how to inherit the historical architectural features and regional characteristics and promote the sustainable development of ancient villages. Taking building construction and protection in the famous historical and cultutal village of Qiongkushitai as the mainstream,this paper analyzed the present situation of atchitectufe, the way of construction, the evaluation of architectufe, and summarized tiie characteiistics of traditional afchitectxire, the construction mode and the strategy of style renovation, which could provide a reference for futute protection and sustainable development of villages.
文摘Chu mirror is one of the important components of Chu culture,and its decoration is an exotic flower of decorative arts garden in China. The Chu bronze mirror carries a rich Jingchu culture connotation. Its superb craftsmanship,fine carved decorative patterns and inaage- rounded shapes reflect the mysterious religion belief, rigorous life attitude, romantic humanism and deep moral universe structure view of Chu people.It is the valuable cultural heritage that the ancestors left for the Jingchu land and the Chinese people. Digging the beauty of Chu mirror and its inheritance and transcendence, in the ＂global＂ and ＂globalization＂ context, conform to the issue of the 18th CPC National Congress ＂ improving the national cultural soft power, playing the role of the cultttral leading customs, educating people, serving the society and promoting the development＂ .
