Garden
Arts
Chinese gardens are designed to imitate
nature - so unlike chinese architecture, chinese gardens
are as asymmetrical as possible. The aim is to create a
natural sense of flow, incorporating manmade elements such
as bridges and pavilions in a manner that creates a sense
of harmony between Man and Nature.
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