Characteristics of China Gardens

Harmony with nature is to integrate the garden with the surrounding natural environment. The purpose of blending into nature is to break through the limited space of garden entities from the perspective, so that people can obtain rich aesthetic objects, especially natural beauty.

For example, through the setting of the leaky window of the fence, people can enjoy the beautiful scenery outside the wall from the leaky window, which will create a profound and broad realm and interest for the garden. The main means to blend in with nature is to enclose and separate the garden space with buildings.

Step 2 conform to nature

Conforming to nature refers to the construction of gardens, including building mountains, managing ponds, placing flowers and trees, and building houses. Everything obeys the needs of natural beauty and cannot be destroyed. In other words, we should emphasize rational development.

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The artistic influence of ancient gardens in China;

China natural landscape garden art is an excellent architectural cultural tradition unique to our nation, and has accumulated rich gardening theory and creative practical experience in the long-term historical development.

In order to inherit and carry forward the achievements of Chinese classical garden art, especially with the improvement of people's material and cultural living standards, urban and rural construction is bound to fully reflect the material and spiritual needs of working people. In order to provide people with beautiful places for rest, leisure and cultural entertainment, it is necessary to carry out garden construction.

With the development of tourism, the development and construction of landscape architecture will flourish, and the development of natural landscape resources will also accelerate. How to learn from the experience of China classical garden art, we must summarize and absorb its essence, and serve our new garden construction today.

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