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==Overview== |
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==Architectural features== |
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==Materials== |
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===Stone=== |
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===Brick=== |
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===Wood=== |
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===Concrete=== |
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==Fengshui design== |
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===Jiangxi school=== |
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==Building types== |
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Jiangxi residential architecture is renowned for its exterior and interior design, relating to the surrounding context and settings by using [[Fengshui]] principles. |
Jiangxi residential architecture is renowned for its exterior and interior design, relating to the surrounding context and settings by using [[Fengshui]] principles. |
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The traditional houses still preserved in Jiangxi were mostly built during the [[Ming dynasty]] and [[Qing dynasty]]. These buildings are characterized by gables of dark bricks, with white lines under eaves, covered by black tiles. They are often elaborately decorated by wood, stone and brick carvings, ink painting, clay sculpture, and sometimes [[Nuoxi]] elements. |
The traditional houses still preserved in Jiangxi were mostly built during the [[Ming dynasty]] and [[Qing dynasty]]. These buildings are characterized by gables of dark bricks, with white lines under eaves, covered by black tiles. They are often elaborately decorated by wood, stone and brick carvings, ink painting, clay sculpture, and sometimes [[Nuoxi]] elements. |
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==Historical monuments== |
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Important historical monuments built in Jiangxi in the traditional styles include [[ancestral shrine]]s, [[Academies (Shuyuan)|Shuyuan (Confucian) academies]], and ''[[paifang]]'' (memorial arches). |
Important historical monuments built in Jiangxi in the traditional styles include [[ancestral shrine]]s, [[Academies (Shuyuan)|Shuyuan (Confucian) academies]], and ''[[paifang]]'' (memorial arches). |
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===Memorial architecture=== |
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===Religious architecture=== |
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==Decorative structures== |
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===Stone carving=== |
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===Brick carving=== |
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===Wood carving=== |
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===Ink painting=== |
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==Infrastructure== |
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===Defensive wall=== |
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===Road=== |
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===Bridge=== |
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===Water well=== |
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==Significant buildings and areas== |
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===Major National Historical and Cultural Sites=== |
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==Influence on neighbourhood== |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 05:52, 28 December 2018
Architecture of Jiangxi refers to the traditional masonry houses, residential compounds, monuments, and academies built in Jiangxi Province of East China.
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Buildings in Jiangxi.
Overview
Architectural features
Materials
Stone
Brick
Wood
Concrete
Fengshui design
Jiangxi school
Building types
Jiangxi residential architecture is renowned for its exterior and interior design, relating to the surrounding context and settings by using Fengshui principles.
The traditional houses still preserved in Jiangxi were mostly built during the Ming dynasty and Qing dynasty. These buildings are characterized by gables of dark bricks, with white lines under eaves, covered by black tiles. They are often elaborately decorated by wood, stone and brick carvings, ink painting, clay sculpture, and sometimes Nuoxi elements.
Important historical monuments built in Jiangxi in the traditional styles include ancestral shrines, Shuyuan (Confucian) academies, and paifang (memorial arches).
Residential architecture
Memorial architecture
Religious architecture
Decorative structures
Stone carving
Brick carving
Wood carving
Ink painting
Infrastructure
Defensive wall
Road
Bridge
Water well
Significant buildings and areas
Major National Historical and Cultural Sites
Influence on neighbourhood
Gallery
Ancestral halls and shrines
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Ancestral shrine in Ji'an -
Huangcun Jingyitang, Wuyuan County, Jiangxi. -
Door of Huangcun Jingyitang. -
Bed chamber of Huangcun Jingyitang. -
Yu Family Ancestral Hall, Wangkou Village. -
More Yu Family Ancestral Hall.
Pavilion
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Pavilion of Prince Teng.
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Pavilion of Prince Teng at Nanchang, Front view. -
Pagoda of Prince Teng. -
A picture of Pavilion of Prince Teng.
City Wall
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Ganzhou's City Wall. -
Others
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Imperial Kiln in Jingdezhen. -
See also
References
