Which one is better, Wang Family Courtyard or Qiao Family Courtyard?

The Wang Family Courtyard is great.

The Wang Family Courtyard is a large-scale building with a total area of ??more than 250,000 square meters. It is widely known as "the first Chinese residential house", "Chinese Folk Forbidden City" and "Shanxi's Forbidden City". In addition, there is a widely circulated word of mouth - "The Wang family does not visit the hospital when they return."

The Wang Family Courtyard is a masterpiece of residential architecture in the Qing Dynasty. It is praised as "a sample from heaven and made on earth, with exquisite carving skills that are unparalleled in the world." It was built successively during the Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing years of the Qing Dynasty by the Jingsheng Wang family, a descendant of the Taiyuan Wang family, one of the four major families in Lingshi County in history.

The building is large-scale, with "five lanes", "five forts" and "five ancestral halls". Among them, the courtyard layout of five ancient castles is described as the shapes of five auspicious animals: "dragon", "phoenix", "turtle", "lin" and "tiger", with a total area of ??more than 250,000 square meters.

The completion of the Wang Family Courtyard is an artistic example of China's five thousand years of civilization. It is also a masterpiece of Qing Dynasty folk residences in China. The entire courtyard layout of the Wang Family Courtyard is still very traditional, with the hall in the front and the bedrooms in the back. This design pattern not only meets the needs of the residents for external communication, but also ensures internal privacy.

The living functions of the entire courtyard are very complete, and it has everything you can reach. In addition to these basic things in the Wang Family Courtyard, the scenery in the entire courtyard is also very exquisite.

Each of its courtyards is independently enclosed, so each courtyard has a view for people to enjoy. This idea is really very thoughtful. It not only reflects the seriousness and etiquette of the official family itself, but also makes people feel highly ornamental.