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050	0	0	_aNA7448 _bZ4313 2011
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100			_9276330 _aShan Deqi
245	0	0	_achinese vernacular dwellins. _cShan Deqi. _htxt
250			_aUpdated edition
264			_aCambridge : _bCambridge University Press , _c2011.
300			_a158 p. _bill.; col.; map.; _c23 cm. _fbook
336			_2rdacontent _atext _btxt
337			_2rdamedia _aunmediaded _bn
338			_2rdacarrier _avolume _bnc
490		0	_aIntroduction to Chinese culture.
505			_aIntroduction -- Beijing Quadrangle Courtyards -- Imposing Dwellings and Spacious Courtyards -- Knock at the Door -- Floral-Pendant Gates -- A Place of Unique Beauty -- Huizhou Dwellings -- Hongcun: A Village of Rivers and Lakes -- Xidi: A Land of Peach Blossoms -- Patios and Horse-Head Walls -- Colleges and Memorial Archways -- Three Kinds of Carving and Gardens -- Business and Culture -- Shaoxing Riverside Dwellings -- Three-Thousand Taimens -- Small Bridges and Flowing Streams -- "Stage for All Ages" Close to Water -- Ancient Heritages and Secluded Places -- Minxi Clay Buildings -- Hakkas' Homeland -- A Glimpse of Clay Building -- Tracing Back to the Source -- Human Affection and Reason -- Architectural Novelty in the Homeland of the Overseas Chinese -- Towering Watchtower -- Zigzag Arcade-houses -- Ancestral Temples -- Ganlan Wood House and Storm-Tossed Bridge -- A Tour of Wood-House Village -- Singing at the Chengyang Bridge -- Drum Tower and Lusheng Column -- Ganlan Wood Houses -- Fire Pit -- Ancient Lijiang Streets -- Ancient City -- A City Surrounded by Spring Water -- Three Terrace Houses with One Screen Wall -- Tibetan Watchtowers -- A Long History -- Colorful Forms of Tibetan Vernacular Dwellings -- A Land of Bon and Buddhism -- Homeland Developing with Heaven and Earth -- A Living Picture Full of Grandeur -- Appendix: Chronological Table of the Chinese Dynasties --
520			_aChina has one of the most ancient civilisations in the world, occupying a vast territorial expanse. This has led to great diversification in Chinese vernacular dwellings, rarely seen in the architecture of the world and reflecting a wide variety of different natural and cultural environments. In this illustrated introduction Shan Deqi explores a representative selection of traditional Chinese dwellings, considering their architecture, environmental setting and the lifestyles and customs of the people who inhabit these distinctive homes and have contributed to their development.
650		0	_954087 _aArchitecture Domestic _zChina
650		0	_9288016 _aVernacular architecture _zChina
650		0	_989516 _aDwellings _zChina
650		0	_9112622 _aHousing _zChina
700	2		_aZhongguo mi ju. _9293334
700	1	0	_aShan Deqi _9276330
942			_2lcc _c6 _eUpdated edition _hNA7448 _kGeneral _mZ4313 2011
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