"Distinctive Residential Houses" PPT Courseware 4

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"Distinctive Residential Houses" PPT Courseware 4

Introduction

Folk houses are the earliest type of architecture and are the customary name for folk residential buildings in the history of Chinese architecture. As houses, folk houses occupy an extremely important position in people's daily life. Our country's residential buildings were created by the working people over thousands of years with their industrious and intelligent hands, in the long years of adapting to and transforming nature. Due to the vast territory of our country, different natural and geographical conditions in each region, the 56 ethnic groups have different styles and traditions, their production and life have their own characteristics, and the building materials vary widely, making our country's residential buildings colorful and creative. Today we will get to know two of them.

word comprehension

Min: Another name for Fujian Province.

Guangdong: Another name for Guangdong Province.

Embellishment: To set off or decorate something to make the original thing more beautiful.

Qi Pa: Qi: rare, special, extraordinary; Pa: flower.

Fortress: A military camp and surrounding walls.

Ramming: Ramming: a tool used to pound the foundation. This lesson refers to the Hakka people who laid solid foundations, built thick walls, and built fort-style earth buildings in the high mountains.

Warehouse: storage: storage, accumulation; warehouse: warehouse, warehouse.

Bagua: a set of symbolic symbols in ancient my country. Use "──" to represent Yang, use "--" to represent Yin, and use three such symbols to form eight forms, called Bagua. Each hexagram represents a certain thing.

An Ran Wu Hao: An Ran: Peaceful; Aiu: Sickness. It originally means that a person is safe and free from illness. Now generally refers to things that have not been damaged.

think about it

1. Find the sentence that best reflects the characteristics of Hakka dwellings.

(1) This is the Hakka folk house known as the "wonderful folk house in the world".

(2) Fortress-style housing.

(3) Earth buildings with a wall thickness of 1 meter and a height of more than 15 meters.

(4) More than one hundred to two hundred houses are arranged like orange petals, with a uniform layout and grandeur.

(5) The circular houses surrounded by earth buildings are arranged according to the Bagua layout.

(6) The size of the rooms in the building are exactly the same. They do not distinguish between rich and poor, high or low. Each family is equally allocated a room from the ground floor to the upper floor.

2. So what are the characteristics of Dai bamboo houses?

(1) Dai bamboo houses have the characteristics of being "hidden in the bamboo forest".

(2) Dai bamboo houses also have the characteristic of "living by the water". Mainly because they live in the subtropics, bamboo buildings are good for protection from extreme heat and humidity.

(3) The Dai bamboo house also has the characteristic of “the village is full of trees and the garden is full of flowers”.

(4) The Dai bamboo house has a simple structure.

(5) Dai bamboo houses also have unique and beautiful features.

(6) It also has the characteristics of being "spacious and well ventilated".

(7) The Dai custom of building bamboo houses: when one family builds a house, the whole village helps. This reflects the unity and friendship of the Dai people, and is also a major feature of Dai house building.

Key sentences

① In the high mountains of southwestern Fujian and northeastern Guangdong, there are thousands of round houses or earth buildings dotted. These are the Hakka houses known as "the most wonderful folk houses in the world".

② Most of them are three to six floors, with more than one hundred to two hundred houses arranged like orange petals, with a uniform layout and grandeur.

③The circular houses surrounded by earth buildings are arranged according to the Bagua layout. There are firewalls between the Gua and Gua, which are neat and uniform.

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