Ancient Chinese urban planning
Ancient Chinese urban planning is the application of the traditional principles of Chinese architecture to urban design. These traditions can be summarized as: fengshui geomancy and astronomy; the well-field system; gaitian cosmology; qi as a medium of energy connecting man, earth, and heaven; political power shared between a military aristocracy and educated advisers; the holy place bo; a three-tiered economic system under absolute state control; early writing; and the walled yet portable capital city as a diagram of political power.
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Ancient Chinese urban planning
Ancient Chinese urban planning is the application of the traditional principles of Chinese architecture to urban design. These traditions can be summarized as: fengshui geomancy and astronomy; the well-field system; gaitian cosmology; qi as a medium of energy connecting man, earth, and heaven; political power shared between a military aristocracy and educated advisers; the holy place bo; a three-tiered economic system under absolute state control; early writing; and the walled yet portable capital city as a diagram of political power.
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Als sich in der Jungsteinzeit ...... n Paläste und Burgen zu bauen.
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Ancient Chinese urban planning ...... a diagram of political power.
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Als sich in der Jungsteinzeit ...... n Paläste und Burgen zu bauen.
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Ancient Chinese urban planning ...... a diagram of political power.
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Geschichte des Städtebaus in China
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