木结构发展的历史原因（Historical reasons for the development of wooden structure）.docVIP

木结构发展的历史原因（Historical reasons for the development of wooden structure） Historical reasons for the development of wooden structure From the old Chinese artistic conception, a powerful book...... All the world has developed mature form of construction or building system, including the construction of India belongs to the oriental architecture and Islamic architecture, before modern architecture did not produce, basically belongs to the masonry structure of the building system. Only in China, Japan, Korea and other neighboring areas, the Chinese architecture was mainly based on wood skeleton structure. As the wood has a certain length of life, so with the construction of life has its limitations; although one thousand years of wood structure housing still exists, but it is unique. This is one of the main reasons why Boyds ancient Chinese architecture is surprisingly rare. Why do Chinese buildings mainly develop wooden skeleton structures instead of other masonry systems? This is a very important key issue in the study of Chinese architecture, and it is really not allowed to be carried lightly. Ancient China mastered masonry technology at the same time, as did other architectural systems. The world is filled with stones, also everywhere trees, natural stone, in some places more and more trees in some places, the wooden structure problems does not seem to be due to the natural environment and geographical factors. However, some scholars are first discussed for Chinese wood development of wooden skeleton structure of the building has no problem. Architectural expert Liu Zhiping in his Chinese building type and structure in a book, said: Chinas earliest birthplace -- the Central Plains and other loess areas, more wood and less good stone, so stone construction is very little.. Joseph Needhams view is not the same, he said: certainly can not say no stone for building a huge China similar to Europe and Western Asia like that, but they will use in the tomb structure, table an