Artistic works refer to man-made products rather than natural objects, spiritual products rather than material products, and artistic works are mainly the crystallization of image thinking rather than the result of abstract thinking. There is a striking orange pumpkin in the corner of our bedroom. This pumpkin was given to grandma by my aunt, and grandma kept it in my house. This is my favorite work of art. This pumpkin is about 36 cm in diameter and has a stalk of about 4 cm at the top. There is a little green in a large area of orange, and the overall collocation is very harmonious. The more you look at it, the more it looks like a pumpkin carriage in Cinderella!
This pumpkin is ceramic and weighs about 3 Jin. The surface is smooth, cold and hard, but it can be fondled, just like holding a cornucopia. The dark green flower stalk is a little transparent, which gives people room for imagination and adds a little vitality. A pumpkin is divided into 10, perfect! This pumpkin is simple in structure, just like the pumpkin planted by the farmer's uncle. This pumpkin is not so bright and dazzling. It is usually orange, which makes people feel energetic and relaxed. This simple and simple scenery is much better than the ceramic pumpkin inlaid with rare treasures. Its simplicity and simplicity are remarkable.
This pumpkin is very realistic, just like a fresh pumpkin just picked from a vine! The surface of the glass pumpkin sparkles. If you put the glass pumpkin on the dining table without turning on the light, the gluttonous person will definitely want to rush up and take a bite.
The simple color of glass pumpkin makes me feel the hardships of working people; Its birth is inseparable from the hard work of glass-ceramic workers. This pumpkin adds some beauty to my family. Because of the rich imagination of glass-ceramic workers, more people will get more beautiful artistic enjoyment!
2. craft yacht
There is a yacht on my desk. This yacht is unique in shape, exquisite in structure, antique and has the national style of Venice, Italy.
This gorgeous yacht is made of plastic, with a length of 40cm, a width of10cm and a height of15cm. Consists of a hull and a base. The base is conical and red, with exquisite patterns on it. The upper part is connected with the bottom of the ship. The bottom of the ship is black, the hull is golden and the bow is pointed. There is a small light that can be loaded and unloaded between the engine room and the bow. This lamp is used for lighting at night. Because this is a handicraft, there is no real light bulb in the lamp. There is a pedestal in front of the hut, and there is a dancing little man in the hole on the pedestal. Although the villain looks small, he is exquisitely made. She is wearing a silver coat, a red dance skirt and a blue belt around her waist. She danced with her hands up. Her upper body and legs are connected by two copper rings. My legs hung straight and hung in the air. The cabin is the main part of the ship, with a three-dimensional trapezoid and a semicircular roof. The front, back, left and right walls are empty, and the borders are carved with patterns of different shapes and sizes. Some are fish-shaped, some are like flowers ... they are lifelike, lifelike. Just like fish playing in the water, horses galloping on the grassland and flowers blooming among the flowers, this exquisite hut can be opened! There is a movable screw on the base of the two rear frames, which can lift the whole cover of the engine room. I think this is the device of the middle door of the engine room. After lifting the lid, you can see a small box with rows of small chairs inside, and you can sit in the cabin and enjoy the water city of Venice. There are also eight small light bulbs hanging on the back of the hatch cover, just like upside-down wine bottles, with four colors of red, yellow, blue and green. There is also a boatman standing at the stern. He is wearing a yellow hat and white trousers. He has a blue ribbon on his collar and a red belt around his waist. He is graceful and has a racket in his hand. This is the characteristic of Venetian sailors. He paddled with an oar. It seems that his boating skills are still superb.
This beautiful boat can be used not only as a handicraft but also as a toy. There is a plug at the bottom of the boat. After the hull and dolls are installed, the boat can turn around and the dancing dolls begin to dance around the boat. The wall lamp in the cabin also lit up, and then beautiful music sounded. Look and listen, I seem to have really arrived in Venice. As a VIP, sitting on this luxury yacht, someone is dancing for me, the boatman is rowing for me and taking me to visit Venice, the magical water world; Let me see the rippling waterways and classical stone bridges; Let me appreciate the splendid ancient culture of Venice ... this beautiful dance and beautiful music make people intoxicated, just like dreaming.
This sparkling yacht is small and unique, and it is one of my treasures.
My favorite handicraft-bronze horse
A few years ago, my father bought a bronze horse from Dalian and put it on the cupboard of my house. Although there are many beautiful handicrafts in the cupboard, my favorite handicraft is the most striking and powerful bronze horse.
This bronze horse, with bright eyes and vigorous spirit, always reflects two kinds of shining light, which is particularly energetic. Two small triangular ears stood nimbly, as if listening to the surrounding movements at any time. The rows of manes on his body make this vigorous copper horse gallop even more fiercely and dazzling. What is even more unexpected is that this copper horse has a big brown tail behind its fat body. Just flick it and it will flash before your eyes like a flash of lightning. Really chic! In front, the horseshoe has been flying in the air, the other one is slightly bent, and the other two horseshoes are pushing the body forward. This flying posture is really dignified and domineering.
Every time I see this galloping copper horse, I can't help but think of its indomitable quality. It is because the horse has such a fearless character that all the difficulties it meets can be solved and overcome one by one. Isn't it? As Du Fu, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote: "Your direction is not empty, which is truly worth living and dying. If there is such a thing, it will be rampant. "These two poems represent the will and character of horses. Therefore, whenever I see this mighty bronze horse, I will try my best to be fearless. Never back down, go forward and be invincible.
This bronze horse symbolizes "going forward bravely" and "success at once". As long as you don't give up halfway and don't back down, you will succeed. This bronze horse has always inspired me, it will accompany me through ups and downs, it will accompany me to the other side of success, never back down, and never give up.
There are many handicrafts on my bookcase. To say my favorite is Flying Jade Horse.
This jade flying horse is well developed and well proportioned. It has a long neck, holds up a calm head with a pair of bright eyes, always flashes two bright eyes, and a pair of small triangular ears stand high on its forehead, as if listening to the surrounding movements at any time, which makes it particularly alert. One hoof in front flies in the air, the other is slightly bent, and the two behind make the body fly forward hard. Above the neck is a row of neatly trimmed brown hair, which makes it look more powerful when flying. A pile of white tails is dragged behind the chubby body. As long as you flick it, it will shine in front of your eyes like silver lightning, and you can be natural and unrestrained.
Students, you must think it is a single horse, which is wrong. The author is ingenious, and there is also a knight in armor on horseback. He has a long sword around his waist. Riding on horseback, holding the hilt in one hand and the reins in the other. Magnificent and lifelike, symbolizing the triumphant return of the warriors, full of domineering.
Whenever I see it, it gives me a fighting spirit of courage, invincible and treating difficulties like dirt.
There are many handicrafts on the bookshelf in my room. To say my favorite
Ah, count the old black and bright cows lying on their backs.
Look! This old cow made of porcelain is fat and healthy, with a well-proportioned figure and neat mane.
Its head leans forward slightly to the left, its two corners are curved backward, and its eyes are blind.
Staring at the front, its tail does not hang down in general, but extends forward.
It's like a mosquito flapping a fly. It opened its mouth and people seemed to hear it.
Its deep "Cleisthenes" sound.
This is an old cow lying on its back. How to show that it is supine? author
Brilliant idea, let the right front leg of the cow extend forward, the left front leg extend horizontally backward, and the right rear leg and
The left hind leg is bent, and the whole body is like lying down.
Students, you must think it is an old cow, which is wrong.
The author's ingenuity made the old cow lie on the stone, and the things on the stone were rich.
There are ancient copper coins engraved with "the way to make money" and "good luck", as well as
And gold ingot! The vivid image symbolizes the prosperity of the Year of the Ox.
The meaning of profit. From a distance, I thought there was only one old cow, but when I looked carefully, it was next to the old cow.
There are two calves! The calf is lying next to the old cow, as if nursing! Do this
This handicraft is not so monotonous.
How exquisite this handicraft is! I like it so much.
6 pieces of art
There is a "Donald Duck" handicraft on my desk. This Donald Duck was caught by my father while playing basketball in Xi Hui Park. It is made of gypsum. It has two functions, one for decoration and the other for saving money.
Donald duck stood with his head tilted, his second hand on his hips and his open legs. Its overall shape is vivid and lifelike. It wears a green navy hat on its head, its eyes are wide open and its mouth is flat, as if it were angry and nodding. She looks very proud wearing a Hong Tao actress vest born in 1969 and a green bow tie on her chest. The feet are connected with the bottom plate. There is a flat hole in its back, and coins are put in it. Whenever I get a coin, I always put it on the back.
Whenever I do my homework, I will watch it. It seems to be supervising me and asking me, "Have you finished your homework today?" At this time, I will lower my head and "work hard". When I finish my homework, I will watch it again. At this moment, it seems to be smiling at me, as if to say, "Well, well done." It accompanies me every day, so it has become my bosom friend and close partner.
This Donald duck can save money and make handicrafts. I like it! I prefer its humorous way.
The water purification bowl of Jingdezhen kiln in Qing Dynasty is12.5cm high, 20.3cm in diameter and 7.3cm in foot diameter. The sauce glaze lip is everted, the neck is slightly bunched, the abdomen is deep, the flat foot is small, and there is no glaze on the outside and bottom of the foot. This bowl has obvious characteristics of blue-and-white porcelain in the early Qing dynasty, including sauce glaze and drooping triangular banana leaf pattern commonly used in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The glaze layer is thick, the color is bright blue, the blue and white are rich in color and purple, the watermark lines are obvious, and there are dense spiral lines on the soles of the feet. This is an important work connecting the preceding with the following. The water purification bowl of Jingdezhen kiln in Qing Dynasty is12.5cm high, 20.3cm in diameter and 7.3cm in foot diameter. Sauce glaze lips, valgus, slightly tied neck, deep abdomen, flat bottom.
Small feet and unglazed outsole. Draw a blue-and-white arhat picture outside the instrument, with an inscription on one side. The inscription reads: "I believe that the dead Chen made a water purification bowl, and I am happy to dedicate it to the Buddha in the center of the ancient lake." It is auspicious and wishful. Shunzhi Ding Youzhi's summer, looking forward to the day. " After investigation, Ding You was in Shunzhi for fourteen years. This bowl has obvious characteristics of blue-and-white porcelain in the early Qing dynasty, including sauce glaze and drooping triangular banana leaf pattern commonly used in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The glaze layer is thick, the color is bright blue, the blue and white are rich in color and purple, the watermark lines are obvious, and there are dense spiral lines on the soles of the feet. This is an important work connecting the preceding with the following.
Whenever I see those exquisite handicrafts, I always envy them. I always hope that one day I can make a proud work with my own hands.
Finally, this opportunity came. Last week, our school organized us to go to the labor base to experience the hard life of the base. We experienced the hardships of military training and the fun of paper cutting in the base. What makes me most happy is that I finally made a handicraft by myself.
I remember that morning, under the leadership of our teacher, we came to the classroom of "craft production", only to see the teacher take out a bag of gypsum powder, two cups and a mold. The teacher first mixed water and gypsum powder evenly, and then poured gypsum into the mold. When loading the mold, gently shake the mold to make the gypsum evenly distributed in the mold. After about 4 to 5 minutes, the artwork can be taken out of the mold, which means that an unpainted artwork is "baked".
After seeing the teacher's demonstration, we did it ourselves. At first, I forgot that the ratio of water to gypsum is 1: 2. If a cup is filled with water and gypsum powder at the same time, there is no way to keep the water in the cup from overflowing. Later, after I adjusted the ratio of water to gypsum powder, I poured water into gypsum. This time, I was in trouble again-I didn't mix evenly. What happened? At first, I thought the water was poured too fast, so I tried it again and the result was the same as last time. I have no choice but to ask the teacher. After I explained to the teacher why the mixing was uneven. The teacher smiled and told me, "One of your steps is wrong. Instead of pouring water into gypsum powder, you should pour gypsum into water. " After listening to the teacher's explanation, I suddenly realized that it was true. I quickly mixed the gypsum, then I poured it into the mold and finally shook it well. After waiting for a long time, my work came out. Although I haven't painted it, I'm still very happy.
In the afternoon, we can't wait to come to another classroom to color my morning work. When the teacher arranges seats for us, we will hold a brush in our hands and color this work. Because my work depicts two small fish swimming in the water, light blue must be used as the base color, but among the five pigments on the table, there is no light blue. What shall we do? At this moment, the teacher came, and I asked the teacher again. The teacher still smiled and told me: "You can mix these five colors together, so that new colors will appear." Sure enough, I mixed white with dark blue, and light blue really appeared. Later, I used the same method to bring out many colorful colors. After a while, my work finally really came out. You see, the gray lace sets off the light blue "sea water". Two small fish swim freely in the water, and there are two small conchs and a small starfish beside them, which gives people a pleasing feeling. Seeing this work, I can't help feeling very proud.
Making handicrafts, as long as you master the method and be careful, you will succeed. How's it going? Come and have a try!
9 fan
Fans are people's daily necessities and decorations. Because it is cheap, convenient and practical, it is deeply loved by people. Fans are divided into folding fans, bamboo fans, silk fans, feather fans, sunflower fans and grass fans. In addition to practicality, as a work of art, it combines a variety of technological skills such as weaving, sculpture, calligraphy and painting, embroidery, etc., and can also be used as props for performing arts such as opera, dance and Quyi. Sometimes it can even be used as a status symbol. The image of Jigong Living Buddha circulating among the people in China is very popular. He was wearing a tattered hat, dressed in rags and holding a tattered cattail fan in his hand. He is crazy, but he loves to help others and is a well-known legend. During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang, a wise, resourceful and charming Shu minister, helped Liu Bei establish a dominant position. Every time he wears a black silk scarf, the feather fan always stays in his hand, which becomes a symbol of his identity and wisdom. Because fans have been handed down from generation to generation, there are countless related legends and anecdotes. According to legend, Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, once met an old woman who sold fans. She was worried that her fans were unsalable, and Wang Xizhi improvised an inscription for her, which made the old lady's fans sell well and become a much-told story.
China was the first country to use fans in the world, and later it was gradually introduced to many countries in Japan and Europe. Fans have a long history, dating back to the Yu Shun era. "Notes of Jin People in Ancient and Modern Times" records: "Seek the sages to help themselves and make them enlightened? . "In the Ming Dynasty, there was also a record of" making a fan in the early Shun Dynasty ",indicating that Shun Di had a fan for a long time. In the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, people made a "vegetarian fan" from the gorgeous long tail of the male pheasant, and a "pheasant fan" with a long handle appeared. At this time, the fan became a symbol of the dignity of the emperor. In the Tang Dynasty, the pheasant hair fan became peacock hair. According to archaeological findings, the bronze pot of the Warring States period unearthed in Chengdu, Sichuan Province is engraved with the pattern of a servant holding a long-handled fan as the main fan, which is the earliest fan image found so far. From the end of Han Dynasty to Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was a kind of dust blower made of animal tail hair, which was called "hair fan". Another feather fan made of poultry feathers is white, soft and fluffy, light and comfortable. Feather fans made of white goose feathers are the most famous in the south of the Yangtze River and are often used as court tributes. In the Han Dynasty, the silk weaving industry began to develop, and "Wan Fan" appeared. Because it is made of white silk, it is also called "silk fan". In addition to silk, twill, silk, yarn and other silk fabrics can also be used as materials, which is also called "round fan" because it looks like the bright moon. This type of fan is deeply loved by ancient women in China, and has developed greatly as a mainstream. In terms of structure and decoration, it strives to be exquisite, gorgeous, interesting and compact, with oval, begonia, rectangle and curve shapes. Some of these fans are made of ebony, and the other one is in your hand. It smells fragrant, refreshing and full of emotional appeal. The folding fan, which is common today, appeared in the Song Dynasty. Because it can be folded, it is also called folding fan. Folding fans are convenient and practical, and are widely circulated among the people. Literati in Chinese opera often have a folding fan in their hands, which becomes a symbol. The poem of folding fan painting began in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, and fan painting sublimated the fan into another art form, which was cherished by collectors of all ages. Throughout the ages, many poems, paintings and calligraphy left on the fan by literati have been treasured and collected by people, which has given birth to another traditional art form-fan painting and calligraphy. Fan-shaped calligraphy and painting is a wonderful flower in China's traditional art, which has left rich and colorful Mo Bao and artistic treasures for future generations. The Shu Ting Hook Boat Map, painted by the metabolites of Ming Dynasty in Shanghai Museum, is the earliest fan painting of Ming Dynasty handed down from generation to generation. The common themes of fan painting are ladies, landscapes, flowers, birds, fish and insects, and the art of poetry and calligraphy. Sometimes an ordinary fan is worth a hundred times once it is inscribed and painted by a famous artist. The exquisite craftsmanship of the fan is perfectly combined with traditional calligraphy, poetry and painting. The two complement each other and blend into one, which is really interesting and charming. In the Ming Dynasty, Tang Bohu, Wen Zhiming, Shen Zhou and others all liked to write poems on fans. Fan painting is the most abundant in Qing Dynasty, and famous artists come forth in large numbers, such as Shi Tao, Badashanren, Ren Bonian and Wu Changshuo. They are all masters of fan painting, so the fan painting at this time has a colorful style and genre. Folding fans developed into Hangfan, Suzhou Fan, Fan Ning and other schools in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, and their artistic styles and production techniques were different. Hangfan, Longjing tea and silk in Hangzhou are also called "the three wonders of Hang Cheng". It is made in various forms, among which the black paper fan is the most famous. With persimmon juice daub, the color is black, durable, can cool off the heat and shade. Suzhou folding fans are mainly made of white paper, with exquisite workmanship. Hangzhou fans and Suzhou fans are mostly made of bamboo and paper silk, which are elegant and exquisite, and are called "Suzhou-Hangzhou Cliff Fans".
Now, fans are mainly produced in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Guangdong and other places in China. With the improvement of people's living standards, the function of the fan as a practical product has gradually faded, and more people value its artistry and use it for collection and play. This traditional handicraft is giving new vitality with its unique artistic charm.
10 My favorite piggy bank
I have a beautiful piggy bank. It is shaped like a white rabbit. You see, the white rabbit has two long ears and is struggling to grasp a peach about its size. Whenever I see it naughty, I can't help laughing.
That was last year. When I came home from school and entered the door, I saw what my mother was looking at and smiled slightly. As soon as I came back, I hid it behind me and asked me mysteriously, "Guess what good things I made for you?" I couldn't guess, so I asked my mother anxiously, "What's the matter? ! "Mom took it to the front. "wow! What a beautiful little white rabbit! " I liked it as soon as I saw it. Because my mother made it.
Since then, every day when I come home from school, the first thing I do is to give it coins. Every time it smiles at me, as if to say, "thank you!" " "
This piggy bank is not only beautiful, but also makes me form a good habit of not spending money indiscriminately!
1 1 Palace Museum
In the center of Beijing, there is a city within a city, which is the Forbidden City. Now people call it the Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum. This is the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the largest and most complete ancient palace complex in China, with a history of more than 500 years.
The wall of the Forbidden City is 10 meters high, with four gates: Nanwumen, Beishenwumen, Dongxihuamen and Xihuamen. Miyagi is rectangular, with an area of 720,000 square meters, more than 70 palaces and more than 9,000 houses. Outside the wall is a moat more than 50 meters wide. At the four corners of the wall, there are exquisite turrets. The Forbidden City complex is magnificent.
Go in from Tiananmen Square and go through the end gate along a straight road, and you will come to the front of the meridian gate, commonly known as Wufeng Tower, which is the main entrance of the Forbidden City. When you enter the noon gate, you will find a wide courtyard. The curved Jinshui River runs through the east and west like a jade belt, and there are five beautiful white marble bridges on the river. To the north of the bridge is Taihe Gate, and a pair of mighty bronze lions guard both sides of the gate.
When you enter the Taihe Gate, you arrive at the center of the Forbidden City-three halls: Hall of Supreme Harmony, Hall of Zhonghe and Hall of Baohe. Three halls stand on a white marble pedestal more than 7 meters high. The pedestal has three floors, and the edges of each floor are surrounded by white marble railings engraved with dragons and phoenixes. There are more than 65,438+0,000 carved heads protruding from the corners and sentry posts, and there is a small round hole in the mouth.
The Hall of Supreme Harmony, commonly known as the Golden Hall, is 28 meters high and covers an area of more than 2,380 square meters. It is the largest hall in the Forbidden City. Under the blue sky, the golden glazed tile double eaves roof is particularly brilliant. The eaves and arches of the main hall are square, and the beams and columns are decorated with gold and blue dots and gilded paintings. In front of it are 12 red columns and golden shutters.
In the center of the hall is a red painted square platform about two meters high, on which stands the throne of golden Qi Diao dragon, followed by a carved dragon screen. On both sides of the platform are six tall golden dragon pillars, each of which is coiled with a vigorous golden dragon. Looking up at the top of the hall, there is a huge carved golden dragon in the central algae well. A big silver-white ball hangs from Longkou, and six small balls, faucets and spheres are facing the throne below. Beam.
The three halls are built on the central axis of the Forbidden City, which is also the central axis of Beijing. They extend from Wumen to Tiananmen, to Zhengyangmen and Yongdingmen in the south, and from Shenwumen to Di 'anmen Drum Tower in the north, with a total length of about 8 kilometers.
The Hall of Supreme Harmony is a place where important ceremonies are held. The emperor's accession to the throne, birthday, wedding and New Year's Day are all celebrated here. At each ceremony, the white stone pedestal outside the main hall was filled with officials of civil and military affairs, and there were ceremonial ceremonies on both sides of the Imperial Road in the middle. The emperor sat on the throne. Under the porch of the hall, the bell rang and the music was melodious. Incense burner and copper turtle on the pedestal, sandalwood or pine and cypress branches lit in the copper crane, emitting smoke.
Behind the Hall of Supreme Harmony is the Hall of Zhonghe. This is a pavilion-shaped square hall, with four vertical ridges at the top and a large gold-plated dome in the middle, with a very beautiful outline. When the ceremony was held, the emperor first rested here.
Behind Zhonghe Hall is Baohe Hall. The square in front of the main hall is the place where the highest-level exam-Gongkao is held.
Coming out of Baohe Hall and down the stone steps, there is a rectangular Little Square, which starts from Longzongmen in the west and ends at Jingyunmen in the east. It divides the Forbidden City into two parts. To the south of the square, there are three main buildings, the Wenhua Hall on the east and west sides, and the Wuying Hall known as the "former dynasty". The north of the square is called "Imperial Palace", where emperors and queens live and live. The main building is Gan Qing Palace.
Gan Qing Palace was the place where the emperor handled daily affairs, read various newspapers and later received foreign envoys.
Behind Gan Qing Palace is Jiaotai Palace, and behind Jiaotai Palace is Kunning Palace, which is the queen's palace, where the emperor got married.
Gan Qing Palace, Jiaotai Palace and Kunning Palace are also called "the last three palaces". The layout is basically the same as the first three halls, but the solemn atmosphere is reduced, and the color painting patterns have also changed obviously. The patterns in the first three halls are mainly dragons, while the number of phoenixes in the last three halls is gradually increasing, including double phoenix sunrise, dragon and phoenix painting, flying phoenix and dancing phoenix peony.
The sixth house of things is where concubines live. This is commonly known as "three palaces and six hospitals". Now the Sixth Palace in the east is mostly used as an exhibition hall for ancient works of art, displaying bronzes, paintings, ceramics, handicrafts and so on. The six palaces in the west are roughly arranged according to their original appearance, and you can see the real historical relics of the imperial era and the life of the queen.
In the west, the most striking thing is hall of mental cultivation. During the nearly 200 years from Yongzheng to the end of Qing Dynasty, most emperors lived here. Emperors often called ministers to read books and newspapers here. The military headquarters is located outside the courtyard wall in the south of hall of mental cultivation, in order to facilitate the emperor to convene military and political ministers in hall of mental cultivation.
The East Wing of hall of mental cultivation is called Dongnuange, where the emperor rests and summons ministers.
From hall of mental cultivation to the north, one palace is connected with another, elegant and quiet. Among them, Changchun Palace and Palace of Gathered Elegance are the places where Empress Dowager Cixi lived. At present, Palace of Gathered Elegance's furnishings are arranged according to the scene of Empress Dowager Cixi's 50th birthday. 1938+0884 During the imperialist invasion, the people were in dire straits, but Empress Dowager Cixi was extravagant on her birthday. The decoration of Palace of Gathered Elegance and Yikun Palace and the remuneration of servants alone cost 650 pounds.
To the north of the last three palaces are the royal gardens. The area of the Imperial Garden is not very large. There are more than 20 large and small buildings, but there is no feeling of crowding and duplication. The architectural layout and environmental atmosphere here are very different from the previous parts. Pavilions, ponds and waterside pavilions are hidden among pines and cypresses. Rockery rocks, flower beds and bonsai, vines and bamboo are dotted among them. Coming here is like entering a Suzhou garden.
Shunzhen Gate comes out of the Imperial Garden, which is the north gate of the Forbidden City-Shenwu Gate, opposite Jingshan Mountain. Jingshan Mountain was piled up with mud dug by moat when the Forbidden City was built in Ming Dynasty, and now it has become a scenic Jingshan Park. Standing on the height of Jingshan Mountain, overlooking the Forbidden City, there are many halls, pavilions and palaces, and the buildings are scattered and orderly. Such a magnificent building complex and such a harmonious and unified layout cannot but be amazing.
12 Zhenwuge
Zhenwuge is a wooden structure with exquisite layout, exquisite workmanship and unique style, which shows the ancient civilization of China. Today, I will introduce you to the magnificent wonders of Zhenwu Pavilion!
There is a legend in Zhenwuge ... In ancient times, people were superstitious and lived in dry places. If they are not careful, they will cause a fire and cause serious losses. Because of repeated fires, they began to suspect that Vulcan had a hard time with them. So they built Zhenwu Pavilion for disaster relief ... This is how Zhenwu Pavilion was built and has been preserved in Rongxian County ever since.
Zhenwu Pavilion was built in the first year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (i.e. 1573). There is a stone platform under the attic, which is called "Ancient Classics Platform". The floor plan of the attic is rectangular and three stories high. Zhenwuge is not only the surrounding ornamental object, but also the best choice for people to travel.
If you climb the attic and overlook it, you can have a panoramic view of the whole city, and you can also see the scenery of Duqiao Mountain and Jiangxiu River in the southeast, which is really a feeling of "entering the ground".
The second and third floors of Zhenwuge are much smaller than the ground floor (the first floor), with far-reaching triple eaves, particularly low floors, faster than the eaves of ordinary attics, and strong sense of rhythm and momentum, which makes it look like a grand single-story building with triple eaves in people's eyes. However, it is smaller and more stable than the general double-eaved buildings.
Its roof slope is gentle and smooth, and the corners are simple, which adds the generous spirit of Zhenwuge, which is very fresh and elegant, and fully shows the exquisite masterpiece of China's architectural roof. Zhenwuge does not win with wealth and luxury, but with elegance; Gray-black iron wood, elegantly decorated, without any paint from the fast reading network; The roof is a small green tile with a green ridge, and the color is extremely elegant and soft.
On the second floor, there are four inner columns with feet hanging in the air, two to three centimeters from the ground. What's even more peculiar is that the whole column foot doesn't fall to the ground, but rests on a square sand table, which fully shows the outstanding talents of the ancient working people in China in building technology!
For more than 400 years, the manager of Zhenwuge has experienced many earthquake storms, but it is still intact. In the wood structure, Zhenwu Pavilion mainly relies on a lever to maintain the balance of a statue building, which is unprecedented.
Zhenwuge also shows the perfect combination of knowledge, science and spirit of China people.
How's it going? After listening to my introduction, do you also want to see the weather-beaten Zhenwu Pavilion?