Chinese Houses: The Architectural Heritage of a Nation

Ronald G. Knapp · Jonathan D. Spence · Aihwa Ong

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Contents 1. Introduction2. Mei Lanfang House3. Siheyuan House4. Qiao Family Manor5. Fan Family House6. Henan Cave Dwellings7. Wang Family ManorPUBLICATION DATMarch 2005FORMATHardco er,DustjacketPAGES206 u224 ppDIMENSIONS9 x 10 inches230 x 254 mmPortraitPhotographs8. Kang Family Manor9. Canal-side Houses10. Shen Family Home11. Qing Teng Shuwu12. Cheng Zhi Tang13. Yan Li Lou14. Deng Xiaping House15 Luo Ruiqing House16. Ma Family House17. Tai Fu Tai18. Zhen Cheng Lou19. Fu You Lu20. De Xing Tang21. Mao Zedong House

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