《老北京四合院》PPT课件.ppt

老北京四合院,Siheyuan in Beijing,North Chinas courtyard houses are outstanding representatives of traditional residences of Chinas Han people. Beijings Siheyuan , at the highest level and most typical specimen of its kind, boasts a long history.,ORIGINAL,According to historical discovery analyses, the Siheyuan residence appeared more than 2,000 years ago.,Nowadays, there are only a small number of traditional siheyuans left in Beijing ,which are inhabited by one family in. Siheyuan is ancient Beijingers lifestyle which had been built according to Fengshui , on the basis of architectural principle of pursuing luxury, and with scrupulous decoration.,CONSTRUCTION,principal room wing room opposite room main door floral-pendant gate screen-wall verandah outer yard inner yard back-illuminated rooms,construction:,N,FEATURE,In fact, the centripetal and cohesive atmosphere of Beijings Siheyuan, with its strict rules and forms, is a typical expression of the character of most Chinese residences. The courtyards pattern of being closed to the outside and open to the inside can be regarded as a wise integration of two kinds of contradictory psychologies: On one hand the self-sufficient feudal families needed to maintain a certain separation from the outside world; on the other, the psychology, deeply rooted in the mode of agricultural production, makes the Chinese particularly keen on getting closer to nature. They often want to see the heaven, earth, flowers, grass and trees in their own homes.,ADVANTAGES,Certain appropriately sized square courtyards of Beijings Siheyuan help absorb sunshine in the wintertime. In areas south of Beijing, where the setting sun in the summer is quite strong, the courtyards have become narrow and long on the north-south side to reduce the amount of sunshine.,Another advantage of a courtyard house is that it could be infinitely expanded. As the number of family members increases, more rooms can be added, with more courtyards created.,It carries in itself abundant life sentiments of “canopy, fishbowl, pomegranate,