Study On The Architecture Of Shanshan Guild Hall On Wanli Tea Ceremony Cultural Route

Wanli Tea Ceremony is not only a commercial way but also a cultural channel.As the most important building built by the merchants on the Wanli Tea Ceremony,Shanshan Guild Hall is a physical container that carries the culture of Shanshan and Shaanxi tea merchants,as well as a display of different ethnic and local cultures along the route.Studying the buildings of Shanshan Guild Halls along the route,analyzing its "flow" in the tea ceremony of Wanli,and tracing the "flow" to explore its cultural origin,not only can reflect the spread and inheritance of the original culture and architectural skills of Shanshan and Shaanxi tea merchants,but also It can reflect the absorption and integration of the regional culture along the route,finally interpret the specific value and significance of the Wanli tea ceremony cultural route.This paper takes the route of Wanli tea ceremony culture as a clue,through the analysis of a large number of ancient literatures,field investigations,and architectural surveying and mapping,etc.,to systematically analyze the reasons for the formation,distribution and location,belief culture,architectural space and form of the Shanshan Guild Hall along the line.The study explores its original culture,analyzes the evolution law and source relationship from the old house of tea merchants and Guandi Temple in the original hometown of tea merchants to the guild hall buildings,revealing the influence of the main body of the tea merchants on the tea ceremony in the Shanshan and Shaanxi guild halls along the line.This article expands layer by layer from five parts: The first part sorts out the background,development process and route distribution of Wanli Tea Ceremony,and at the same time discusses the relationship between Wanli Tea Ceremony and Shanshan Guild Hall along the route.The second part analyzes the temporal and spatial distribution characteristics and location of the Shanshan and Shaanxi Guild Halls along the line,and compares the differences in the architectural forms that depend on the origin of tea and the transit hub.The third part starts from the existing beliefs of the gods in Shanshan-Shaanxi Guild Halls along the route,and explores the interrelationships with the original beliefs of Shanshan-Shaanxi tea merchants and the regional culture along the Wanli Tea Ceremony.The fourth part studies the architectural space and form characteristics of the Shanshan Guild Hall along the line,and analyzes its relationship with the old house of tea merchants and the Guandi Temple in the original town.In the fifth part,through detailed analysis of typical cases,we have a more comprehensive understanding of the architectural characteristics of Shanshan Guild Hall along the route.