Exploring the Evolution and Inheritance of Traditional Chinese Architectural Forms in Jiehua

Yan Wang · Peter Charles Woods · Ah Choo Koo

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Jiehua, a unique ancient Chinese art form, uses measuring tools to depict architectural themes. Traditional architectural forms in these paintings have been a focal point for experts in Chinese architecture. Despite emerging studies highlighting t

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