Clears Heat, dissolves Phlegm, calms Wind and stops convulsions. After the bowels have opened, reduce Rx. et Rz. Rhei Da Huang and Natrii Sulfas Mang Xiao.

Oct 8, 2009 · The Hakka’s most famous earthern buildings will be the 承启楼 (cheng qi lou). situated in northern Fujian. In the book “中国古代建筑史” (China’s history of ancient buildings), it has been used to symbolize the Hakka earthen buildings. The building follows the inner connected corridor model.

承启楼 位于中国 福建省 龙岩市 永定区 高头乡 高北村，相传建造中有感于老天相助又名 天助楼，亦被称为“土楼王”。 2001年先后被列为 第五批福建省文物保护单位 和 第五批全国重点文物保护单位。 承启楼始建于明 崇祯 年间，清 康熙 四十八年（1709年）建成，坐北朝南，占地面积5376.17平方米，直径73米。 承启楼由四个同心圆的环形建筑组成，外环四层，高16.4米，每层72间；二环两层，每层40间；三环单层，32间；中心是祖堂为四架三间两堂式祠堂，全楼 …

Jan 3, 2022 · It should be noted that only a few of the selected case studies — Er Yi Lou, Zheng Fu Lou, Zheng Cheng Lou, Cheng Qi Lou — are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, since these are generally those that have been most …

Aug 24, 2019 · The most famous Fujian tulou is without doubt Cheng Qi Lou at Gaobei Village of Gaotou Town, Yongding County. It is a representative of Fujian tulou in the textbook Ancient Architectural History in China.

Abstract The purpose of this research is to study how the passive design strategies can enhance the indoor environment quality in order to achieve thermal comfort for occupants in Cheng Qi...

The Tulou of Chengqilou consists of four circular buildings more than three hundred years old. It is the largest fortress village in the region. With its 400 pieces, the Chengqilou tulou could …

introduced Hakka civilian residence Cheng Qi Lou and Yi Huai Di. There was one drawing of a small circular Hakka tulou in the book, Collective Drawings of Chinese Architectural History, published in June 1978.

Aug 24, 2019 · Taking the renowned Cheng Qi Lou at Gaobei Village of Gaotou Town, Yongding County, as an example, it was said that the square building, Wu Yun Lou, constructed by Zhao Jizu has 400 years of history, the circular building, Cheng Qi …

Attributed to Cheng Qi (傳)程棨 (active mid- to late 13th century) Formerly attributed to Liu Songnian (傳)劉松年 (ca. 1150-after 1225) Label