Feng Jizhong's Comparative Research on the History of Landscape Architecture and Its Inspirations of Aesthetic Culture
Peng Menghong
Tang Xiaoxiang
Abstract：Feng Jizhong summarized several stages of Chinese traditional landscape architectures, which are generalized in five Chinese words: Xing (form), Qing (emotion), Li (rationality), Shen (essense), Yi (implication). It was based on the analysis of his article 'Human and Nature: Trends of Architecture Development through Comparative History of Landscape Architecture' that elaborating the relationship between aesthetic object and aesthetic body. He further compared the advantages and disadvantages of the typical landscape art between three counties, China, Japan, England. He also shows great foresight about the relationship between human and nature in the modern and contemporary age, and points out that we should pay more attention to the research on Landscape Architecture aesthetics. From emphasizing the aspect of the cross-cultural aesthetic, his Explorations can strengthen our national cultural identity, provide a logical baseline to explain the regions Landscape Architecture history in China and help to promote communication and cooperation in Landscape Architecture worldwide.
Keywords：landscape architecture aestheticsFeng JizhongXing-Qing-Li-Shen-Yicross-culturenative discourse system
Publication Date：2017-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 106-110 )