The Application of Plinth Carving Style in Ancient Construction Works of Huizhou.docVIP

The Application of Plinth Carving Style in Ancient Construction Works of Huizhou 　　Abstract. The plinth exists in ancient buildings housing， which has become an excellent site for skillful craftsmen display their skills， and also reflect the pursuit of the perfect master ideal carrier. It is an important part of the ancient building housing construction， traditional patriarchal values constitutes a pattern of Huizhou architecture design constraints， but patriarchal concept， but also has a strong sense of cohesion and binding， reflects the attitude towards life and aesthetic appeal of the Settler showed pursuit and creating an ideal living environment， ancient labor people are brilliantly creative and industrious cumulative left an extremely valuable cultural heritage. Its research and analysis will be conducive to the understanding of the social conditions of Huizhou in the Ming and Qing dynasties. There are visits to the spirit of traditional Chinese art style is conducive to the prosperity of the Chinese nation and regional culture， contribute to the achievement of mankind has been the pursuit of nature， man and man， mans own overall harmonious ideals； advocate of all things as a whole， and advocated the protection of nature， is Chinas fine cultural traditions. 　　Key words： Plinth， Ornamentation， Moral， Aesthetic Taste， Confucianism， Social Spirit， Tradition 　　Introduction 　　Ancient land of the Ming and Qing houses， our ancestors bequeathed to us a valuable asset. Scattered in the vast land of China， like many bright pearls； It is the ideal home of the ancient Huizhou people， today the spirit of our boarding places； residential villages plain black and gray color， white walls and gray tiles， black wall stack， the five stacked wharf wall， as well as arch， ancestral halls， temples， bridges， pagodas， pavilions， configured to appropriately echo the undulating hills， tree jungle， lining emerged in the blue sky， the lies by the breeze， turns out to be windows an