石牌坊是中華文化的象征
時間:2019-09-20 來源:嘉祥啟越石業(yè)有限公司
石牌坊在揭陽也被稱作"石亭"。因為它是作為中華文明的象征,牌坊最早周朝就已經(jīng)出現(xiàn),開始的時候它只是門的稱呼。到了唐代,城市開始實施里坊制,也就是把繁瑣錯亂的街道劃分成方塊狀。
The stone arch in Jieyang, also known as "Shi ting". Because it is as a symbol of Chinese civilization, the earliest church Zhou Dynasty has appeared, it started just the door. In the Tang Dynasty, the city began to implement the Li Fang system, which is to divide the complicated and disorderly streets into squares.
中山路的前身宣化街,往日有23座石牌坊,這么大的數(shù)量,在中國的縣城中實屬罕見。 這之中有很多在清雍正以前,就因為自然和人為的因素而荒廢,直到乾隆時,城縣的記錄里還有它們的存在。
石牌坊
Zhongshan Road, the predecessor of Xuanhua street, there are 23 stone archways in the past, such a large number, in the county of China is rare. Many of these were abandoned by the natural and artificial factors before the Qing Dynasty, and they were still in the records of the city of in the Qianlong period.
"坊"與"坊"之間有墻相隔,坊墻中央設(shè)門通行,門上常貼旌表(突出成就者事跡),這就是牌坊的原型。到明朝改用石砌,加疊層樓飾以花紋,才有今日所見牌坊之模樣。
"The wall between the square" and "square", square wall arranged in the center of the gate, the door (often with outstanding achievement, this is Paul's deeds) prototype. In the Ming Dynasty, it was built with stone masonry, and stacked floors were decorated with patterns.
每座石牌坊都可以看作是當時歷史事件的見證,,如必須拆除,應(yīng)考慮遷建,千萬不可廢棄,古跡文物,千金不換。每處石牌坊古跡都有一定的意義,每座牌坊往往又有它自己的特殊意義。歷史上各個時期的文物,都不能以金錢來估量。
The stone arch in Jieyang, also known as "Shi ting". Because it is as a symbol of Chinese civilization, the earliest church Zhou Dynasty has appeared, it started just the door. In the Tang Dynasty, the city began to implement the Li Fang system, which is to divide the complicated and disorderly streets into squares.
石牌坊
Zhongshan Road, the predecessor of Xuanhua street, there are 23 stone archways in the past, such a large number, in the county of China is rare. Many of these were abandoned by the natural and artificial factors before the Qing Dynasty, and they were still in the records of the city of in the Qianlong period.
"The wall between the square" and "square", square wall arranged in the center of the gate, the door (often with outstanding achievement, this is Paul's deeds) prototype. In the Ming Dynasty, it was built with stone masonry, and stacked floors were decorated with patterns.
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