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Journal Article
Combination of the Chinese and Tibetan Architectural Languages--a Case Study of three Halls of Wusutuzhao in Inner Mongolia
2019
Overview
In order to study the architectural style of Mongolian lamaist temple combining the han and Tibetan styles, this paper analyzes three main halls of the temple built in different periods in the same village.Secondly, the process of deformation and combination of spatial prototype is decomposed through illustration. The following conclusions are drawn: 1. The temple architecture of lamaism in Inner Mongolia flexibly utilizes the architectural vocabulary of the two language families on the premise of satisfying the architectural function and accurately expressing the religious connotation; 2.2. The two architectural languages use different spatial dominant principles to express similar spatial connotations and reflect the basic cognition of buddhist cosmology;3. With the improvement of the craftsman's ability to master the two languages, the ways of integration of the two languages are always changing, and the manifestations of the palace are diversified.
