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Planning theory in Ancient China
Ancient large-scale cities in China were always governmental center of the royal blood and planned to be symbols of this kind of government. The design ideas and city layout were affected by consciousness of concentrated royal power. By means of social research methods, the article confirms the close relationship between city planning ideas and political system in order to establish a sort of research base for the modern planning system.
==Traditional philosophy==
In Chinese traditional philosophy, it focuses on the practice. Specifically, architecture comes with transport, apparel and tool. Architecture is the crucial factor, not because of its value of art. It can be seen just as a symbol of class.
The “Thought of Etiquette” decides the expression of planning and architecture in ancient China.In China’s traditional urban planning, the ruling class use physical boundaries to protect themselves. “The Great Wall” is one of most famous physical boundary in China. The theory of urban planning in ancient China reflects the Thought of Etiquette’s impact on the urban construction. 《周礼.考工记》 is one chapter of the ''Thought of Etiquette''. In this chapter, it talks about the regulation of urban planning in ancient China.
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