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Five-bay wood hall 五开间木构殿堂遗存
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Characteristics of Chinese Architecture
The historical division of Chinese Architecture
A discussion of the typologies in Chinese Architecture
Ancient city planning thoughts and two opposing arguments
Principles of ancient architecture
Ideas about ancient architecture 1
Ideas about ancient architecture 2
Early civilization and architectural morphology
Architecture in the Xia and Shang dynasty 1
Architecture in the Xia and Shang dynasty 2
Architecture in the Zhou dynasty
Civilization and cities of the Qin and Han dynasty
Palaces of the Qin and Han dynasty
Residential architecture, tombs and other types of architecture
Cities and palaces of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period 1
Cities and palaces of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period 2
Cities and palaces of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period 3
Development of Buddhism and the prosperity of Buddhist architecture
Buddhist architectural remains in the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period
Grottos in the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period
Development of wood structures as seen from grottos in the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period
Gardens from the Qin and Han dynasty to the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period
Chinese culture of the Sui and Tang dynasty
Two capitals of the Sui and Tang dynasty：Chang’an and Luoyang
Two capitals of the Sui and Tang dynasty：Chang’an and Luoyang
Li-fang and residential architecture in Chang’an and Luoyang
Important buildings in the Sui and Tang dynasty palaces
Gardens of the Sui and Tang dynasty
Religious architecture in the Sui and Tang dynasty
Wood Buddhist Halls in the Sui and Tang dynasty
Brick and masonry towers in the Sui and Tang dynasty
Architectural style and design method in the Sui and Tang dynasty
Wood frame technology in the Sui and Tang dynasty
Brick and masonry technology in the Sui and Tang dynasty
Progression of architectural technology and development of art
History of the Five Dynasties’ period and the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty
Bianliang of Northern Song and Lin’an of Southern Song
Pingjiang Prefectural City, Southern Capital of Liao and Central Capital of Jin
Palaces in Bianliang of Northern Song and Lin'an of Southern Song
Palaces in the Central Capital in the Jin dynasty
Gardens of the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty
Gardens of the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty
Nine-bay wood hall
Seven-bay wood hall
Five-bay wood hall 五开间木构殿堂遗存
Three-bay wood hall
Double-eave single-storey wood hall
Multi-story wood structure s in the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty
Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty 1
Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty 2
Brick and masonry pagodas in the Liao and Jin dynasty
Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song dynasty 1
Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song dynasty 2
A summary of the Yingzao-Fashi
An Overview
Xanadu and Dadu of the Yuan Dynasty
Palaces in Dadu
Religious Buildings of the Yuan Dynasty
Buildings of Science and Technology in the Yuan Dynasty
Reconstruction of the Ming System and an Overview of Its Cities and Architecture
Beijing of the Ming Dynasty
Cities and Towns Outside the Capitals in the Ming Dynasty
Forbidden City of Beijing in Ming Dynasty
Imperial Altars and Temples of Beijing in Ming Dynasty
Temple of Confucius in Qufu, Ming Dynasty
Ming Xiaoling Tomb in Nanjing and the Ming Tombs in Changping
The Buddhist Architecture of Ming Dynasty
Taoist architecture of the Ming Dynasty
Architecture of the Educational Institution of Ming Dynasty
An introduction to architecture of the Qing Dynasty1
An introduction to architecture of the Qing Dynasty2
The Forbidden City1
The Forbidden City2
Mausoleums
Cities and urban facilities in the Qing Dynasty
Government office mansions and architectural rules1
Government office mansions and architectural rules2
Temples and altars, religious architecture and spiritual life
Commercial architecture and econimic life
Theaters and recreational life
Architecture：Europe and China & Imperial Specifications for State Buildings
Fellow-architect Lei
The architectural artisans1
The architectural artisans2
The architectural artisans3
Introduction to the Chinese classical gardens
The imperial gardens in Ming and Qing dynasties1
The imperial gardens in Ming and Qing dynasties2
Private gardens in Jiangnan (the regions south of Yangtze River)
Private Gardens in Lingnan regions
Private Gardens in North China
A brief history of the Chinese vernacular architecture
The courtyard house of the northern China
Tingjing style vernacular dwelling in the regions south of the Yangtze River
Tingjing style folk dwellings of the southern China
The Hakka earthen house in the southeastern China
Cave dwellings in the Loess Plateau
The architecture achievement of Chinese traditional vernacular dwellings
Architecture of Hui people
Residential buildings of the Manchu and Chaoxian (Korean) ethnic groups.mp4
The Mongolian architecture
Architecture of the Uygur ethnics in Xinjiang
Tibetan architecture in Tibet
Multi-ethnic Architectures in the Southwest Regions1
Multi-ethnic Architectures in the Southwest Regions2
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