谈日本本土建筑文化与异质建筑文化的交织（On the interweaving of Japanese architectural culture and heterogeneous architectural culture）.doc

谈日本本土建筑文化与异质建筑文化的交织（On the interweaving of Japanese architectural culture and heterogeneous architectural culture） Talk about Japan mixed native and exotic architecture cultures. Hu y Abstract: mixed native and exotic architecture cultures is an important factor in the formation of todays building boom in japan. This paper analyses the characteristics and the interweaving process level, and the formation of this intertwined reasons, finally through the comparison between China and Japan, put forward the development of architectural culture in Japan some enlightenment for the construction of the China. Key words: absorption of inheritance and innovation of local architectural culture architectural culture heterogeneity Japanese architectural history, is a foreign architectural culture and local architectural culture constantly intertwined history, is the foreign architectural culture is the uptake and assimilation of history, various foreign culture plays an important role in the development of architectural culture in Japan today and rich. This paper tries to analyze the reason of Japan today and exotic architecture cultures together, reflected in the past levels, and the formation of this process, and through the comparison between China and Japan, put forward to Chinese architectural culture development. A, characteristics Japans treatment of foreign architectural culture showed absorption, inheritance and conservation of traditional and hybrid three characteristics. 1. absorbent From the point of view of Japanese culture in history, absorbing the world culture for Japan, absorbing foreign culture throughout, including Chinese culture and Korean culture, India culture, western culture, American culture. In the construction of a culture, especially the ancient architectural culture of Tang Dynasty China absorption, absorption of classical architectural culture in Meiji period, and after the modern and postmodern architectural culture absorbed the most prominent. 2.