What does Gezhulou mean?

Zhuge architecture refers to the pavilions with three to five floors in traditional buildings in China. It is characterized by complex structure, exquisite construction technology and gorgeous decoration. It is often used in government offices, temples and other places, and it has also become a place for literati, painters and others to watch and write. Zhuge architecture has a high status and symbolic significance in ancient times, and it is an important way to show its status, strength and humanistic spirit.

The history of Zhuge architecture can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty. At that time, there was an eight-story attic in Chang 'an during the Tianbao period, which became the representative of architecture in the Tang Dynasty. The attic building was reformed in Song Dynasty. In addition to retaining the essence of the attic in the Tang Dynasty, it also added its own style. For example, the hanging pavilion adopts traditional cantilever architecture, emphasizing the momentum and shape of the building. Zhuge architecture in Ming Dynasty paid more attention to the beauty and harmony of modeling, and was mostly used for visiting, appreciating and entertaining places.

With the progress of architectural design technology and the change of social demand, Zhuge architecture has also been widely used in modern times. For example, in the parks of modern cities, antique pavilions are built for citizens to enjoy leisure and sightseeing. In some commercial centers, Zhuge Building is also used to build exotic restaurants, bars, teahouses and other warm places, creating a unique cultural atmosphere. At the same time, Zhuge Lou is also an important element in tourism culture and has become an important part of tourism culture promotion in various places.