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Chinese Garden

Chinese Garden Concept of the garden in cosmogonic thinking Retreat Among the Bamboos Concept of the Garden Daoist Daoism contrasted with Confucianism’s principles, rites, and rituals Pairing of elements represents duality of forces Regular Manmade Juxtaposed with Natural and Organic

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Chinese Garden

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  1. Chinese Garden Concept of the garden in cosmogonic thinking

  2. Retreat Among the Bamboos

  3. Concept of the Garden Daoist

  4. Daoism contrasted with Confucianism’s principles, rites, and rituals

  5. Pairing of elements represents duality of forces

  6. Regular Manmade Juxtaposed with Natural and Organic

  7. Solid Opposes Void

  8. Mountains Confront Lakes

  9. Walls Pierced by Lattices

  10. Man’s Insignificance and Importance

  11. Imperial Pleasure Gardens: Zhou Dynasty (1000-256 BCE)

  12. Natural Elements of the Garden

  13. The Earth and its Modeling

  14. Water

  15. Water

  16. Rocks, Stone, Sand

  17. Rocks, Stone, Sand

  18. Rocks, Stone, Sand

  19. Rocks, Stone, Sand

  20. Trees and shrubs, flowers and moss

  21. Trees and shrubs, flowers and moss

  22. Trees and shrubs, flowers and moss

  23. Pines and Cypress

  24. Court Yards

  25. Bamboo

  26. Peaches, Pomegranates, and Persimmon

  27. Architectural Elements of the Garden

  28. Walls – Freeform and Curving

  29. Gateways and openings

  30. Gateways and openings

  31. Gateways and openings

  32. Gateways and openings

  33. Latticework

  34. Latticework

  35. Paths and Pavings

  36. Paths and Pavings

  37. Paths and Pavings

  38. Paths and Pavings

  39. Covered Ways

  40. Covered Ways

  41. Covered Ways

  42. Bridges

  43. Bridges

  44. Bridges

  45. Pavilions

  46. Pavilions

  47. Lattice in Walls

  48. Ornamental Tablets for Inscriptions

  49. Bric a Brac of stone

  50. Conclusion

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