What does the water pavilion mean, and what do the pavilions and pavilions refer to?

The water pavilion refers to the waterfront pavilion and attic for people to rest and enjoy the scenery.

Water Pavilion: It is a house near the water or on the water for people to play and rest. The typical form of a water pavilion in a Chinese garden is to erect a platform at the water's edge, with part of the platform erected on the shore and partly protruding into the water.

The water-spanning part of the platform is erected on the water surface with beams and columns. The platform is surrounded by a low flat railing near the water, or a gooseneck chair is set up for sitting and leaning on.

Balcony: Generally refers to a building with two or more floors that is high and flat and can be overlooked.

When traveling and viewing places of interest in China, it is common to encounter pavilions and other buildings, which are located among the beautiful mountains and rivers, dotted with idyllic scenery everywhere.

The meaning of "water pavilion and terrace": a pavilion and attic near the water.

Detailed analysis: pavilion: pavilion; Water Pavilion: a pavilion near the water; Balcony: Attic, generally refers to a building with two or more floors. "Water Pavilion Tower" means the same as "pavilion and pavilion", and is generally used to refer to ancient buildings, Jiangnan gardens, etc.

Example: The resplendent Kinkakuji Temple is one of Kyoto's most iconic buildings, with its elegant water-pavilion towers.

Pavilion: Pavilion Water Pavilion: Pavilion near the water Terrace: Attic, generally refers to a two-storey or more building ......Water Pavilion Tower: Pavilion and attic near the water (generally ancient buildings, used in beautiful places, such as Jiangnan Gardens and other .......)）

A terrace near the water or a terrace built on the water can be used for recreation.

Pavilions and pavilions refer to four types of buildings.

1. The pavilion was a place for pedestrians to rest in ancient times.

2. Terrace: It is one of the oldest forms of garden architecture, the early platform is a kind of towering rammed earth building, and the ancient palaces are mostly built on the platform. The platform in the classical garden later evolved into an open-air platform in front of the hall, that is, the platform.

3. Building: Because most of the high-rise buildings are generally large, it is not only a good place for visitors to climb high and go far, but also the most prominent landscape of the garden. Most of the buildings are built in the waterfront place, and the view is endless.

4. Pavilion: refers to a type of building characterized by pavilions and pavilions.

Four famous pavilions. 1. Drunken Man Pavilion.

The Drunken Man Pavilion, the first of the four famous pavilions in China, is also known as the first pavilion in the world. It is located in the Langya Mountain Scenic Area in the southwest of Chuzhou City, Anhui Province. In the sixth year of Qingli in the Northern Song Dynasty (1046), the famous literati Ouyang Xiu was demoted to the title of Taishou of Chuzhou.

Ouyang Xiu called himself "Drunkard", and the name of Drunkard Pavilion was derived from this.

Second, Tao Ran Pavilion.

In the thirty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1695), Langzhong Jiangzao of the Ministry of Industry was ordered to supervise the black kiln factory, he built a small pavilion in the west of the mercy hermitage, and named the pavilion after the word "Tao Ran" in the sentence of Bai Juyi's poem "More to be brewed by the Juhuang family, and Jun is drunk and Taoran".

3. Love Evening Pavilion.

Aiwan Pavilion is located on the hill of Qingfeng Gorge behind Yuelu Academy in Changsha, Hunan, eight pillars of heavy eaves, the top is covered with green glazed tiles, the top of the treasure is accumulated, the inner pillar is a red wooden pillar, the outer pillar is a granite square column, the ceiling is painted caisson, it is magnificent. According to the Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu's "Mountain Walk" and named Aiwan Pavilion.

Fourth, the lake pavilion.

Huxin Pavilion is located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, west of the West Lake, north of Xiaoyingzhou, one of the three artificial islands on the lake, is the earliest in the three islands in the lake, the pavilion is the name of the island, the island is the name of the pavilion. In West Lake**. Smaller than the moon in three pools.

Pinyin】 lóu gé tái xiè

Interpretation] Building: High-rise building; Pavilion: an overhead building; Terrace: a high altar built of earth; Pavilion: A house on a terrace. Generally refers to tall and ornate buildings.

Examples】 None.

synonyms] pavilions.

Related uproar] "Pavilion and Pavilion".

Towers, pavilions, pavilions and pavilions are a type of architectural form in traditional Chinese architectural culture, which originated in the Tang Dynasty and has been widely used in garden construction and court architecture. This kind of building form usually adopts a high-rise building, the building ** is equipped with a pavilion or a lack of trust platform, surrounded by a corridor or a pavilion, forming a whole building group.

The design of this kind of architectural form has a very high artistic and decorative quality, which not only meets the functional needs, but also reflects the ancient Chinese cultural aesthetics and architectural aesthetic concepts. In garden architecture, pavilions and pavilions are often used as scenic spots and resting places to make the whole garden more beautiful and comfortable. In traditional Chinese court architecture, the pavilions were used as royal residences or reception places, and their architectural style was also different from those in garden architecture.

In addition to China, architectural forms such as pavilions and pavilions have also influenced the architectural culture of East Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea, and can be said to be an important representative of Chinese garden architecture and court architectural culture.

In addition, with the development of architectural technology, modern pavilions and pavilions are not limited to traditional architectural forms, but more emphasis is placed on the innovation of architecture and the embodiment of cultural connotation. For example, in modern garden architecture, pavilions and pavilions can be innovated and different theme venues can be created through lighting, ** and other elements to create a richer visiting experience. These changes can show the influence and importance of the pavilions, and at the same time show the power of cultural inheritance and innovation.