THE palaces and temples of the ancient building complex in the Wudang Mountains exemplify the architectural and artistic achievements of China＇s secular and religious buildings of the Yuan （1279-1368）. Ming （1368-...THE palaces and temples of the ancient building complex in the Wudang Mountains exemplify the architectural and artistic achievements of China＇s secular and religious buildings of the Yuan （1279-1368）. Ming （1368- 1644） and Qing （1644-1911） dynasties. Towering mountains and deep valleys are partnered with nearby woods, rocks and streams, presenting a harmonious picturesque fusion of man-made architecture and nature.展开更多
文摘THE palaces and temples of the ancient building complex in the Wudang Mountains exemplify the architectural and artistic achievements of China＇s secular and religious buildings of the Yuan （1279-1368）. Ming （1368- 1644） and Qing （1644-1911） dynasties. Towering mountains and deep valleys are partnered with nearby woods, rocks and streams, presenting a harmonious picturesque fusion of man-made architecture and nature.
