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siheyuan (Chinese: 四合院; pinyin:
sìhéyuàn; IPA: [sɹ̩̂.xɤ̌.ɥɛ̂n]) is a
historical type of
residence that was
commonly found throughout China, most famously...
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alleys formed by
lines of
siheyuan,
traditional courtyard residences. Many
neighbourhoods were
formed by
joining one
siheyuan to
another to form a hutong...
- from that of
other cultures and regions. As
highlighted by the
classic siheyuan style, this
included an
emphasis on
extended family units in a
single dwelling...
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buildings in the northwest, the yurt
buildings of
nomadic people, and the
Siheyuan buildings in the north.
Chinese literature has its
roots in the Zhou dynasty's...
- District, Beijing, just
north of the
Shichahai Lake. It
consists of
large siheyuan-style
mansions and gardens.
Originally constructed for Heshen, an official...
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where Puyi
worshipped his
ancestral portraits and
memorial tablets. The
Siheyuan was
another structure of the
Inner Palace.
Dating from the
early 20th century...
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Pottery dwelling around a
large courtyard, a
siheyuan.
Unearthed in 1967 in a tomb of
Hubei built during the
kingdom of
Eastern Wu,
National Museum of...
- po****r
tourist locations.
Siheyuans, the city's
traditional housing style, and hutongs, the
narrow alleys between siheyuans, are
major tourist attractions...
- even be made defensible. The
traditional Chinese courtyard house, (e.g.
siheyuan), is an
arrangement of
several individual houses around a square. Each...
- Switzerland.
Courtyard house Riad: a type of
courtyard house found in
Morocco Siheyuan, Sanheyuan: a type of
courtyard house found in
China Slope house: a house...
