The Design Form And Symbolic Significance Of The HuaBiao In Ming And Qing Dynasties

Huabiao is an unique landmark of Chinese civilization.Strictly speaking,in the present sense,Huabiao is a decorative stone pillar standing on the side of large-scale buildings such as palaces,temples or mausoleums.Some scholars also refer to this type of building as the sketchy building.This article mainly discusses the three aspects of Huabiao: the first chapter is the historical origin of Huabiao textual research,.The second chapter is about the collection,description and analysis of the surviving relics of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.The third chapter is the Ming and Qing Dynasties Huabiao design form review.The fourth chapter for Ming and Qing Dynasties Chinese symbolic significance and social value of Huabiao analysis.Through the combing and researching of the historical origins of Huabiao,the final analysis and research on the design features and symbolic meanings of the Huabiao in Ming and Qing dynasty concludes that: First,Huabiao as a landmark building has distinctive symbolic significance.Symbolic and symbolic A special art form must have a reasonable and appropriate form and connotation so that it can have long-term vitality and embody its artistic and historical value.Moreover,it was once a symbol of glory and power for the elite and the elite in ancient China.However,At the same time,however,it is also a witness to the ancient Chinese catastrophe.Hwa Biao represents the peaceful pursuit of all,but it is also a warning to people who are stricter than the status quo.It is not only an analysis of a sketchy architecture but also an inheritance and development of Chinese civilization.