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Exploring the Timeless Beauty of Chinese Architecture

Discover the rich history and unique features of Chinese architecture, from the iconic Wild Goose Pagoda built in 652 during the Tang dynasty to the Lihue Pagoda of Hangzhou, constructed in 1165 AD during the Song dynasty. Traditional structures, often made from red or grey bricks and wooden elements, are designed to withstand earthquakes but remain susceptible to fire. Curved roofs and consistent architectural principles define the style that has evolved over centuries while retaining its core characteristics. Thank you for engaging with this presentation on a cultural treasure.

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Exploring the Timeless Beauty of Chinese Architecture

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  1. Done By Abbey Craig 6AK

  2. The Forbidden City was built with red or grey bricks, but wooden structures are the most common. These are more capable of withstanding earthquakes, but are venerable to fire. The roof of a typical Chinese building is curved

  3. The Wild Goose Pagoda was built in 652 during the tang dynasty. There are certain features common to all Chinese Architecture, regardless of specific region or use. Big Wild Goose Pagoda is one of the most famous Buddhist Pagodas in the whole of China.

  4. LIHUE PAGODA OF HANGZHOU • The Lihue Pagoda of Hangzhou, China was built in 1165 AD during the song dynasty. Chinese architectures refers to a style of architectures that has taken shape in Asia over centuries. The structural principles of Chinese architecture have remained largely unchanged. The main changes have being only the decorative details, since the tang dynasty

  5. A BIG THANKS • THANK YOU FOR WATCHING MY POWER POINT PRESENTATION

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