600-word description of building: Chapter 1
Water flows through the jasper ring, and people go up on the back of the blue dragon. With winding water and fine hair, all roads lead to Rome. Painters praise bridges as a combination of dots, lines and surfaces, the embodiment of beautiful narrative art; military strategists regard bridges as the lifeline of soldiers and the fuse of war. In this water town in the south of the Yangtze River, a place with outstanding people and wonderful places, how can we miss the companionship of small bridges and flowing water.
Whether it’s a frosty day with the rising sun, or a drizzle at midnight. On that "simple" bridge, you can always find the footprints of travelers, their overflowing smiles and what they are thinking in their hearts. Here they left hope and ideals evaporated. It can be seen and known that there is an inseparable relationship between bridges and people.
My hometown is dotted with simple yet sentimental bridges. When you walked across the bridge in a hurry in the past, you never tasted it carefully and realized the beauty of the bridge. One bridge connects another bridge, and one stream connects another stream. Lingxu builds a flying bridge with thousands of feet, and controls the rainbow to hang in the blue sky. Taishun covered bridges are of the same type, each with a similar structure but each with its own characteristics. I have only walked across the covered bridge once, but its majesty and beauty are still vivid in my mind. Painted red, yellow, light blue, each color is captivating and presses your eyes to radiate an elegant and tender atmosphere. Climbing in the hills and looking at the bridge from a distance, the bridge is not supported by piers. The secret of its origin lies in the square stone platforms made of countless pebbles on both sides. We can't help but admire the superb craftsmanship of the bridge. Under the bridge, there is the trickling stream, lapping at the fine stones along the shore, emitting bursts of symphony, coupled with the solo singing of the orioles on the willow branches on the shore, it is a rare thing to hear in the world.
There is a different flavor when you walk into the bridge. There are stairs on both sides of the bridge. Step by step, the height slowly increases. Another beautiful scenery is in front of you, like walking into an ink wonderland. The pillars of the bridge are all hollowed out and carved with patterns. The various shapes and spirits are arranged in a row to show us another picture. It can be said that it is a picture within a picture, a beauty within a beauty. The uniqueness of the bridge is that there are pavilions within pavilions and houses within pavilions, and there are more pavilions on top of the pavilions. The left, right, upper and lower sides of the bridge are covered. There is a place for tourists to rest in the middle of the bridge, but the bridge is covered with rubble. Like a pavilion but not a pavilion, it is a house, not a house. The difference from Fengyu Bridge is that there is a small building above the pavilion, which is mostly used to hang plaques.
The bridge body adopts a single arch with the aura of a rainbow penetrating the sun. Its function is similar to the stone bridge, but the difference is that the covered bridge is a wooden bridge instead of a stone bridge, and there are several more features in it. A feeling of tenderness. During the rainy season, drizzle drops fall on the rubble, on the lake and on the willows, and people step on the moss. Sitting on the covered bridge, looking at the hazy scenery and talking about happiness, the fairyland on earth will be there when the rain stops and the sky clears.
600-word building description: Chapter 2
Zhenwu Pavilion is located in Rongxian County, Guangxi and is one of the four famous pavilions in China. Zhenwu Pavilion is a wooden structure building with exquisite layout, superb technology and unique style, showing the ancient Chinese civilization. Today, I will introduce to you the magnificent wonders of Zhenwu Pavilion!
There was a legend in Zhenwu Pavilion. In ancient times, people were still in a superstitious period. The place where they lived was very dry. If they were not careful, they would cause fires and cause serious losses. Since there were many fires, they began to suspect that the God of Fire was having trouble with them, so they built the Zhenwu Pavilion to provide disaster relief.
In this way, Zhenwu Pavilion was built. Zhenwu Pavilion was built in the first year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1573). There is a stone platform under the attic, which is called the "Ancient Jinglue Platform". The floor plan of the attic is rectangular, with a height of three floors.
Zhenwu Pavilion is not only a viewing object in the surrounding area, but also the best choice for people to travel. It is a geomantic treasure. If you climb up to the attic and look far into the distance, you can have a panoramic view of the entire city. You can also see the scenery of Duqiao Mountain and Xiujiang River in the distance in the southeast, giving you a feeling of "going up to heaven and down to earth".
The second and third floors of Zhenwu Pavilion are much smaller than the first floor. The triple eaves have far-reaching overhangs and the floors are particularly low. The rhythm of the eaves of Zhenwu Pavilion is faster than that of ordinary attics, giving it a strong sense of rhythm and The momentum makes it look less like a three-story building and more like a majestic single-story building in people's eyes.
Its roof slope is gentle and smooth, and the corners are simple, which adds to Zhenwu Pavilion’s generous and generous style. It is very fresh and elegant, and is a masterpiece that fully expresses the beauty of the roof of Chinese architecture. Zhenwu Pavilion is not famous for its richness and splendor, but for its lightness and elegance. The gray-black iron wood is elegantly decorated without any paint. The roof is made of green ridges set with small blue tiles, and the tone is extremely elegant and soft.
The four inner columns on the second floor have their feet suspended in the air, two to three centimeters away from the floor. What is even more peculiar is that the feet of the columns in the whole pavilion do not touch the ground, but rest on a square sand table. It fully demonstrates the outstanding talents of the working people in ancient my country in construction technology. For more than 1,400 years, Zhenwu Pavilion has experienced many earthquakes and storms, but it has remained intact and safe. Zhenwu Pavilion has never seen a wooden structure that mainly relies on the principle of leverage to maintain the balance of a building.
How about it? After listening to my introduction, do you also want to take a look at Zhenwu Pavilion, which has withstood the wind and rain for a long time and does not know the cold?
600 words of building explanatory essay: Chapter
The Dongjiang Bridge in my hometown is a bridge across the south branch of the Dongjiang River at the Shijie section at the northern end of the Dongguan-Shenzhen Expressway. Viewed from a distance, it looks like undulating waves; it also looks like a big "M" shape; and it looks like two smaller versions of small male peaks.
The Dongjiang Bridge project started on August 8, 2006, and was officially opened to traffic on September 28, 2009. It took three years to complete. The most powerful thing is her country's first double-decker highway bridge, which adopts the country's first rigid suspension-reinforced continuous steel truss structure, which breaks the tradition of steel wire suspension and uses steel box girders to replace the steel wire suspension with straight bends. So. It is another three-piece main truss steel structure bridge after Wuhan Tianxingzhou Yangtze River Bridge and Nanjing Dashengguan Yangtze River Bridge. It has a total length of 432 meters and adopts an original bridge structure. The Dongguan-Shenzhen Expressway on the upper level is a two-way six-lane, and the North Fifth Ring Road on the lower level is a two-way eight-lane. The whole bridge has a total of 14 lanes, and the bridge width is only 36 meters. This provides new ideas for developing transportation and saving land resources. Moreover, it adopts a new structure with curved stiffening strings, and has the architectural landscape of a suspension bridge, enriching the structural form of the bridge.
With the completion of the bridge, not only Dongguan City has a unique landscape bridge. It is also of great significance to strengthening Dongguan’s external ties and promoting urban upgrading. It has made things a lot more convenient for residents on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It is not easy to travel between the central areas of Wanzhou and Huizhou. The relationship has become closer now. It is also more convenient. It is more convenient for citizens in Shijie, Dongcheng, Liaobu and other towns to go to Guangzhou city or Baiyun Airport, which saves half an hour than taking the Guangzhou-Shenzhen Expressway. It can be seen that the Dongjiang Bridge plays an important role! Although the Dongjiang Bridge in my hometown is not famous far and wide, its name will last forever. But I still love him.
600 words explanatory essay on buildings: Part 4
Everyone must be familiar with bridges, but do you know the development process of bridges? Let me tell you!
The earliest bridge used by humans is the single-plank bridge. It is made of wood. It usually appears in ditches and cliffs... It is also the most unsafe bridge. There is a little story here! There are two The little goats crossed the bridge at the same time, one going there and the other going this way. Halfway through, they quarreled. One sheep said, "Get out of the way, I'm going over!" The other sheep also said, "Get out of the way, I'm going over!" They fought, and eventually the single-plank bridge couldn't bear it and broke. Both little goats were thrown to death.
After summing up experience, people made a stone arch bridge, which is much stronger than a single-plank bridge (of course, stone is stronger than wood). Once, an old man was carrying a pole across a single-plank bridge, but his foot slipped and he almost fell to death. However, under the same conditions, he would not have fallen after crossing a stone arch bridge. In addition, it is more beautiful! It is like a rainbow spanning between the two banks. When viewed together with the reflection in the water, it looks like a round moon, half in the water and half on the shore.
Everyone knows about the Yangtze River Bridge. People found that if the stone arch bridge was driven on the Yangtze River, it would not reach "to the sky!" Therefore, everyone had to "flatten" the arch area and turn it into a "steel arch bridge". Giant dragon!" Lying on the Yangtze River. Its biggest feature is: it is connected to cars on the top and trains on the bottom. There are also ships passing on the river, but the ships will not touch the bridge! You can imagine how high the bridge is!
In order to make us The traffic is smoother and more convenient. Gradually, the bridge is "invited" to the shore by all of us. It extends in all directions, and this is the overpass.
We all know that overpasses are intertwined with each other. In order to facilitate transportation, some overpasses can have five or six floors! It is not only convenient, but also very beautiful if you look at it from above. They form beautiful pictures, some are like flowers, some are like the five Olympic rings, and they are interlocking. It's so beautiful.
Through my introduction this time, you must have felt that our technology is becoming more and more developed.
600 words of building explanatory text: Part 5
Bridges are the crystallization of human wisdom and a witness to the development of the times.
The most primitive human bridge is a single-plank bridge. This type of bridge has a long crossbar between the two banks, allowing people to walk from the crossbar to the opposite side. It is indeed much more convenient, but ancient technology It was not as developed as it is now, so there was no guarantee. There is only one crossbar. If a person loses his footing while walking on it, it is easy to have an accident, not to mention carrying heavy objects.
After decades, people gradually began to use solid stones to build bridges. This type of bridge, also known as a stone arch bridge, was used to go from the river bank to the opposite side. It was built with stones anyway, so it was naturally strong. There are many places where people can walk and cars can also walk. Don't be afraid if the water rises. There are many small holes in the middle of the stone arch bridge, which can reduce the impact of water on the bridge. It is very safe, but it cannot be used to cross rivers. The first is because the river is very wide and it will definitely need the help of pillars. This was a big problem at the time and it was impossible for them; the second is that the river flows very fast. Even if you build it, without the current technology, the water flow will As soon as it rises or rushes, the bridge will collapse.
Now that technology has developed, there are special "cross-river bridges". This kind of bridge needs to lay a foundation, fix the pillars, and use cement to "stick" the bricks together. Do you think this is a strong knot? No matter how many cars or people there are, as long as there is order, it will still stand. In order to expand the road and prevent traffic jams and accidents, people built "multi-layer overpasses". As the name suggests, it has many layers, which achieves the effect of widening the road without causing traffic accidents.
After reading this, you can’t help but think, “What will the bridge of the future look like?” This requires us to study hard now and make progress every day. Maybe you will be able to control what the bridge of the future will look like. It’s in the hands of experts!
600-word explanatory essay on buildings: Chapter 6
There is a bridge in my hometown, and people in my hometown call it the Four Corners Bridge.
You will be surprised if you see it.
My hometown is in the countryside of Jiangnan. It is a plain with no mountains or hills around it. There are many large and small rivers. There is a north-south bridge not far to the east of my grandma's house, and a north-south river not far to the south. This four-cornered bridge was built on the intersection of these two rivers.
This quadrangle bridge is actually a cross-shaped bridge formed by two cement double-curved arch bridges perpendicularly crossing each other. The bridge is made of reinforced concrete. The horizontal and vertical intersections of the "十" look a bit thicker, forming a regular octagon with a side of two meters. On the four sides spaced apart from each other, facing southeast respectively. northwest. It extends in four directions: southwest and northeast. The extension is two meters wide and twenty meters long, which is the bridge itself. The remaining four sides of the octagon are equipped with railings with simple pictures carved on them. The extensions look like four horns growing out of them when viewed from the regular eight-sided row in the middle, so people in my hometown call it the Four-Corner Bridge.
Why is the bridge made like this? In order to find out the mystery, I came to the center of the bridge. turn out to be. In this piece of land divided into four parts by a river, if you want to go from one place to three other places, you don't know how many detours you have to make: if you want to build ordinary bridges, you have to build at least three to connect the four places. Now, building another bridge on the river at this intersection has greatly saved the financial resources for bridge construction, and also saved the time and energy of countless pedestrians.
Standing in the center of the bridge and looking in all directions, you can see the water flowing at the end of the windless river. On the clear river, there are ships carrying grain and cargo: looking along the direction of the four channels on the bridge, But it is full of flat farmland and villages with faintly windy houses shaded by bamboo trees.
My grandma told me that the Square Bridge was built in 1978. Although I don’t go back to my hometown very often, the image of the Square Bridge in the distance often comes to my mind. Ah! Sijiaoqiao, you are like a burly strong man, supporting your hands and feet, lifting your spine, silently, letting people on the road pass over you, heading towards the fields of hope and towards happiness. tomorrow.
600 words of building description: Chapter 7
The Forbidden City, also known as the "Forbidden City", was the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties and the largest palace in the world, covering an area of ??720,000 square meters. (960 meters long, 750 meters wide), with a construction area of ??150,000 square meters. It was first built in 1406 AD and completed in 1420. It was built by Zhu Di, the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty. It was designed by Kuai Xiang (1397-1481, courtesy name Tingrui, Suzhou people), covering an area of ??780,000 square meters, using 300,000 migrant workers, it took 14 years to build, and has 9,999 and a half houses. The main buildings are Taihe Hall, Zhonghe Hall and Baohe Hall, as well as Baohe Hall. The imperial examination was held in the place where the imperial examination was held. The first to third place in the imperial examination were called the number one scholar, the second person, and the third flower respectively.
Zhu Yuanzhang’s son Zhu Di fought with Emperor Jianwen for three years and won the throne (Ming Chengzu). After becoming emperor, Zhu Di decided to move the capital to his original territory of Yan (Beijing). The construction of Beijing city began. Construction started in 1417 and was basically completed in 1420. In 1421, the capital was officially moved to Beijing. In the following five hundred years of history, 24 emperors from the Ming and Qing dynasties exercised their power to rule the country here. The Forbidden City is currently the largest palace in the world, and the city of Beijing was the most perfect capital of the East in the 15th century, becoming a treasure in the world's architectural forest.
The Forbidden City was built strictly in accordance with the imperial capital construction principle of "the former dynasty and the later market, the ancestors on the left and the community on the right" in "Zhou Li Kao Gong Ji". The first half of the palace was the outer court, where the emperor's government was conducted. The buildings are solemn and magnificent, especially the three main halls, the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Zhonghe and the Hall of Baohe, which are built on 8-meter-high three-story white marble steps to show the supreme majesty of the feudal emperor. The Hall of Supreme Harmony is located opposite the Forbidden City. In the center of the corner line, the designers of the Forbidden City believed that otherwise it would not be enough to show the emperor's majesty or shock the world.
If you count from Tiananmen to the north gate of the Forbidden City, it is nearly 3 kilometers long from north to south. Its scale is unimaginable. The design and construction of such a large palace were extraordinary. No wonder some foreign guests praised it after visiting it. "How can one person live in such a big house?"
600-word description of buildings: Chapter 8
The world-famous Great Wall is more than 6,000 kilometers long. The total length is more than 12,000 miles, so it is called the "Great Wall", which is certainly worthy of its name.
The Great Wall was first built by Qin Shihuang. Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers were used in one day and a lot of labor was consumed. It took 9 years. When Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty was established, he ordered the Great Wall to be rebuilt. The construction of the Great Wall was conducive to resisting the Huns in the north, thus ensuring the normal development of agriculture there, and playing an important role in the economic development of the Central Plains at that time. Looking at the Great Wall from afar, it is towering and majestic, winding for thousands of miles, with dangerous peaks standing tall and surrounded by tall green mountains. Under the sunlight, the Great Wall looks like a giant dragon lying on its back on the rolling mountains, and like a ribbon inlaid in the green mountains.
A poet from the Southern and Northern Dynasties once used this poem to describe the danger, length and height of the Great Wall: "The terrain of the Great Wall is dangerous, and thousands of miles are level with the clouds." According to records, the first American astronaut to land on the moon was He once said: "When you look at the earth from space, the most obvious thing is the Great Wall." Everyone knows about the Great Wall in China, but not many people know that there is a Great Wall in the UK. However, compared with the Great Wall of China, the Great Wall of England can only be called the "short wall" because its total length is only 117 kilometers, and it was built much later than the Great Wall of China.
The Great Wall is made of bricks and stones. The wall is about 3-5 meters high. The city head is tooth-shaped, which is good for resisting foreign enemies. There are eight major passes in the first section of the Great Wall: Shanhaiguan, Juyongguan, Zijinguan, Yumenguan, Yanguan, Niangziguan, Piantouguan and Jiayuguan. Among them, Shanhaiguan is the most famous. It faces the sea behind it and is between thousands of hectares of waves and thousands of feet of cliffs. It is known as "the first pass in the world". Shanhaiguan is a battleground for military strategists of all ages. In the late Ming Dynasty, Li Zicheng and Wu Sangui who surrendered to the Qing Dynasty fought fiercely here. The second is Juyong Pass. At this pass, Genghis Han once met the Jin soldiers with swords and guns.
The Great Wall is an immortal wonder and the crystallization of the wisdom of the Chinese people; it is a symbol of the long history of the Chinese nation and an embodiment of the bravery and indomitability of the Chinese people.