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The Buddhist and Taoist Culture and Chinese Traditional Garden

An Yun

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It is known that Chinese traditional garden is one of the world three landscape architecture systems.It has been regarded as the origin of landscap architecture.Focusing on the idea of harmony between “Nature ”and man the philosophical implication of Chinese traditional garden was tried to explore from the point of view of Buddhist and Taoist Culture.

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It is known that Chinese traditional garden is one of the world three landscape architecture systems.It has been regarded as the origin of landscap architecture.Focusing on the idea of harmony between “Nature ”and man the philosophical implication of Chinese traditional garden was tried to explore from the point of view of Buddhist and Taoist Culture.

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It is known that Chinese traditional garden is one of the world three landscape architecture systems.It has been regarded as the origin of landscap architecture.Focusing on the idea of harmony between “Nature ”and man the philosophical implication of Chinese traditional garden was tried to explore from the point of view of Buddhist and Taoist Culture.

Key concepts: Buddhism, Harmony (color), Architecture, Aesthetics, Chinese culture, Japanese culture, Literature, History

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