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Why is Manjuist Hall of Foguang Temple a typicall example of column-omitting of the Jin dynasty?


What do you think is the main purpose of omitting and moving columns?

 

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History of Chinese Architecture Part I课程列表:

1 An outline of Chinese Architecture

-1 An outline of Chinese Architecture

--Characteristics of Chinese Architecture

--The historical division of Chinese Architecture

--A discussion of the typologies in Chinese Architecture

-2 An outline of Ideas about ancient architecture

--Ancient city planning thoughts and two opposing arguments

--Principles of ancient architecture

--Ideas about ancient architecture

--Ideas about ancient architecture

-Homework

-Discussion

2 Architecture from Prehistory to the Han dynasty

-Section 1

--Early civilization and architectural morphology

--Architecture in the Xia and Shang dynasty

--Architecture in the Xia and Shang dynasty

--Architecture in the Zhou dynasty

-Section 2

--Civilization and cities of the Qin and Han dynasty

--Palaces of the Qin and Han dynasty

--Residential architecture, tombs and other types of architecture

-Homework

-Discussion

3 Architecture in the Wei, Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties‘ Period

-Section 1

--Cities and palaces of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ p

--Cities and palaces of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ p

--Cities and palaces of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ p

--Development of Buddhism and the prosperity of Buddhist architecture

--Buddhist architectural remains in the Southern and Northern Dynasties’ period

-Section 2

--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

-Homework

-Discussion

4 Architecture in the Sui and Tang dynasty

-Section 1

--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

-Section 2

--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

-Homework

-Discussion

5 Architectural remains, art and technology of the Sui and Tang dynasty

-Section 1

--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

-Section 2

--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

-Honework

-Discussion

6 Architecture of the Five Dynasties’ period and the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty

-Section 1

--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

-Section 2

--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 dynasty1

--Gardens of the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty 2

-Homework

-Discussion

-Discussion

-Discussion

7 Architectural remains in the Five Dynasties’ period and the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty

-Section 1

--Nine-bay wood hall

--Seven-bay wood hall

--Five-bay wood hall

-Section 2

--Three-bay wood hall

--Double-eave single-storey wood hall

--Multi-story wood structure s in the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty

--Guanyin Pavilion

-Homework

-Discussion

-Discussion

8 Yingzao-Fashi and a conclusion

-Section 1

--Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty

--Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song, Liao and Jin dynasty

--Brick and masonry pagodas in the Liao and Jin dynasty

--Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song dynasty

--Brick and masonry pagodas in the Song dynasty

-Section 2

--A summary of the Yingzao-Fashi

--video

--video

--video

--video

--video

-Homework

-Discussion

-Discussion

-Discussion

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