论中国园林文化的和合精神（On the spirit of harmony in Chinese garden culture）.docVIP

论中国园林文化的和合精神（On the spirit of harmony in Chinese garden culture） On the spirit of harmony in Chinese garden culture Abstract: after three thousand years of continuous development, Chinese gardens can form a very unique art form in the history of world gardens. One of the important reasons is that Chinese garden culture has always permeated the spirit of harmony culture. In this paper, and the culture as the entry point, analysis of the Chinese contains the cultural landscape perplexing thought connotation Key words: Chinese garden; harmony spirit; Taoism; Confucianism; Buddhism 1, the concept of harmony Harmony and harmony is not only one of the basic spirits of Chinese traditional culture, but also a philosophical concept with universal significance. It has a wide and far-reaching influence on the development of Chinese culture. The concept of harmony has already been put forward in the Western Zhou Dynasty in china. In Zuo Zhao Gong twenty years, and Yan Ying pointed out such as Yan soup. Hai Yan Mei, fire, fire to cook the fish, single by firewood, it kill and, together with its taste, Ji less, to release the. That is to say, harmony is a harmonious state composed of different elements, such as fish, meat, water, fire, salt, plum and so on, and become another kind of new food by the cooking and processing of the chef. At the same time, Yan Ying also pointed out that if the water Jackie water who can eat that? If you are single-minded, who can listen to it? Not the same as that. It means: if you add water and water, it is not a good meal. Who would like to eat? With the harp if only play a note, no other notes will not match, composed of melodious music, who is willing to listen to? It can be seen that harmony is not the addition and aggregation of the same elements, not the existence of a single element. After Yan Ying, the thinker, thinker, further deepened the concept of harmony. The husband and the living creatures, said shi,...... , to his flat and he called,