Chinese Architecture

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Through a little research I discovered the existence of a museum dedicated to Sichuan’s ancient brine / salt / gas industry. Called The Salt Museum, it is located in Zigong City, named after two of its famous salt wells, about three hours’ drive south of the provincial capital Chengdu. I

Traditional and modern Chinese Architecture buildings and design. Ancient palace, temples, houses, gates, landscapes, patterns, courtyards, gardens that meet with feng shui. Heritage from Qing dinasty, Tang dinasty, etc.

While China is renowned for its famous historic sites that date back thousands of years its ancient towns have been off the radar for most foreign visitors. The ancient towns offer not just an

Chinese Pavilion is a photograph taken in Nanjing, China. I found this pavilion in one of the beautiful gardens of Nanjing. I admire the beauty of the anicent and traditional Chinese architecture.

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Image 2 of 23 from gallery of The Museum of Cantonese Opera Art / Architectural Design and Research Institute of SCUT + Architectural Designand Research Institute of Guangdong Province. Photograph by Jing Guo

It's hard to choose an image that epitomises Lijiang. It's an old Chinese village that stole my heart each time I visited. It's a world heritage site, and is an exquisite combination of old architecture over trickling streams and water ways in this Venice of China.

Once, in ancient times, Xingping Town was the largest town along the Li River. It is 63 km from Guilin and 25 km from Yangshuo, on the east bank of the river. Xinping's historical and cultural relics remain intact. They include slab-stone streets, the ruins of Xingping County of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and so on. The old street is a one-kilometer long stone street lined with old brick buildings and assembly halls like those of many…