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On the Scenery of Landscape Architecture

Duan Li-zhe

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Now the landscape has become increasingly important for human survival and living conditions,environmental factors.This text,by the cognition of ancient and modern landscapes,as well as traditional landscape and the modern landscape contrast,analysis of the landscape the important impact of human life and prospects for development right now.

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Now the landscape has become increasingly important for human survival and living conditions,environmental factors.This text,by the cognition of ancient and modern landscapes,as well as traditional landscape and the modern landscape contrast,analysis of the landscape the important impact of human life and prospects for development right now.

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Now the landscape has become increasingly important for human survival and living conditions,environmental factors.This text,by the cognition of ancient and modern landscapes,as well as traditional landscape and the modern landscape contrast,analysis of the landscape the important impact of human life and prospects for development right now.

Key concepts: Landscape architecture, Landscape design, Landscape archaeology, Landscape history, Landscape assessment, Human life, Geography, Cultural landscape

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