Chinese/Korean/Japanese Architecture?

Question

Are there any distinctive differences between the traditional architecture of the three cultures?

Is it true that Japanese ones are usually the least colorful? Most of them that I've seen are natural wood colored. Korean and Chinese ones are less distinctive between each other it seems. Chinese ones seem to be grander and uses a lot more red and yellow. Korean ones are generally more colorful?

Answer 1

Chinese architecture has many styles, including the Japanese and Korean style you mentioned, because different dynasties have different style of clothing, architecture.

Japanese style learned from China 1300 years ago, after that they hardly changed, but China changed, so did Korea.

Answer 2

Yes, very stylish for all of them!

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Answer 3

Suzhou is China's well-known "city of gardens", which tops all gardens in both the number and the artistry. Suzhou's art of gardening has undergone a history of 1,500 years. According to chorography, there were once over 200 gardens in the city, and 69 of them are still in good preservation today.