A Comparative Study of Chinese and Western Garden Culture: From the Perspective of Garden Elements

Han Jia; Huijun Wang

doi:10.54097/pvvk3w80

Authors

Han Jia
Huijun Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/pvvk3w80

Keywords:

Comparison of Gardens; Garden Art; Chinese and Western Gardens

Abstract

Gardens refer to natural environments and places where people play through certain artistic design methods. There are completely different concepts and expressions in gardening methods between China and the West. This article mainly conducts an in-depth comparative study of Chinese and Western garden culture from the perspective of garden elements. The article first outlines the development process of Chinese and Western garden culture and analyzes the influence of multiple factors such as historical development and ideological culture on its style formation. Then, by comparing and analyzing the landscape elements of Chinese and Western gardens, the article reveals the differences and characteristics between the two in design concepts, spatial layout, artistic decoration, and other aspects. Finally, based on existing literature, the article summarizes the phenomenon of the integration of Chinese and Western garden cultures and explores the trend of how Chinese and Western garden cultures can learn from each other, integrate, and innovate in the context of globalization.

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