Why do the Chinese have a solid wood plot

It's not that China has it, it's really good that it's solid wood.

The reason why the Chinese have a solid wood plot:

First of all, it is influenced by the philosophical ideas of the ancient Chinese who admired and respected nature.

Chinese civilization emphasizes the close integration of man and nature, coordination and order, advocating nature, respecting nature, and in this dialogue and exchange between man and nature, the forest in nature occupies an important position in the human heart, and the characteristics of wood in the forest are just consistent with the philosophical understanding of the ancients advocating nature, so wood occupies a pivotal position in China's architecture and classical furniture, forming a unique "wood culture" with oriental characteristics, and the "stone culture" of the West to conquer nature The contrast is striking.

Secondly, it is because the Chinese attach great importance to the art of public opinion.

When laying out traditional wooden buildings, Chinese people have to consider the kanyu techniques of feng shui in advance. Houses surrounded by mountains are considered to be good houses in Kanyuju, and the best ones are those that are surrounded by mountains. It is believed that such a house can avoid evil and nourish the spirit.

The "mountain" around the house is not only full of greenery, but also pays attention to the situation of the "mountain", so the trees that grow on the mountain naturally become the first choice for building materials. The wood is the main spring, which has germinal characteristics. This unique natural property allows it to be in harmony with the environment, and the style of building with wood as the main body has become a tradition.

Finally, it is influenced by the Five Elements doctrine in traditional Chinese culture.

The ancient Chinese have always attached great importance to the heavenly stems and the five elements of yin and yang. In the traditional Five Elements Doctrine, "wood" represents the white Orient and represents endless life. In ancient Chinese myths and legends, Fusang wood is the intersection of man and god.

Therefore, the ancients believed that trees were the channel of communication between heaven and earth, and a way for people to communicate with "heaven" and express their wishes. Therefore, the ancients planted trees for forests, cut down wood, and built houses, made furniture, and carved pieces of "wood" taken from nature. Every detail of life is closely related to "wood".

Modern society has a more scientific understanding of the advantages and effects of wood from the perspective of wood science, coupled with the continuous inheritance and development of Chinese classical culture; It can be said that the Chinese people have a thousand-year-old relationship with the "wood", and the Chinese people are happy in the wood.