Guizhou Tusi architecture,as one of the types of ancient Chinese architecture,mainly includes government offices,military facilities,tombs,and mansions,providing empirical evidences and new perspectives for understanding the transmission and development of southwestern regional architectural culture in the Yuan,Ming,and Qing Dynasties.Specifically,the Guizhou Tusi architecture formed through ethnic interactions and exchanges integrates elements of Tusi traditional culture,Han culture from the Central Plains,and local ethnic culture,presenting a unique artistic style different from other architectural styles in terms of historical characteristics.In other words,during the Yuan,Ming,and Qing"great unification"period,as multi-ethnic integration and the integration of the Chinese nation achieved new development,the Guizhou Tusi architectural system also integrated southern and northern architectural cultures due to technological and cultural factors,thus presenting a high degree of fusion and dynamism with various architectural styles,which is an important manifestation of the historical Chinese nation.
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