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Gothic originally refers to an architectural style. Gothic architecture is an architectural style that originated in France in the second half of the 1 1 century and was popular in Europe from 13 to15th century. Mainly seen in Catholic churches, it also affects secular buildings. Gothic architecture occupies an important position in the history of architecture with its superb technical and artistic achievements. The structural system of Gothic church consists of stone skeleton coupons and flying buttresses. Its basic unit is to make a double-center skeleton tip coupon on the pillars at the four corners of a square or rectangular plane, one on each side and one on the diagonal, and the roof slate is supported on the coupon to form a vault. In this way, coupons with the same height can be made on different spans, and the vault is light in weight and clear in intersection, which reduces the thrust of the coupon foot and simplifies the construction. For example, Siena Cathedral, Cologne Cathedral, Southbury Cathedral, chartres Cathedral and Milan Cathedral are all well-known Gothic buildings. Since the end of 18, some literary works have been classified as "Gothic novels" because of their same tone and style. The remarkable elements of Gothic novels include horror, mystery, supernatural, bad luck, death, decadence, haunted old houses, madness, family curse and so on. Horace Walpole's Otranto Castle (1764) ann radcliffe kaleb Williams' Mystery of Iudor Buddha (1794). By william godwin Wasek, An Arabic story (1786) Author: Monk William Thomas Beck Ford (1796) Author: Matthew Gregory Lewis Frankenstein (18 18) Author: mary shelley (full text on Wikipedia) vampire. Author: john williams polidori Melmos Wanderer (1820) Author: Confessions of an English Opium by Charles Robert Mathurin, The Leaking Heart by edgar allan poe (1843) (full text on Wikipedia) The Mummy's Foot by Théophile Gautier (1863) The Mystery of Dr. jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886) Hora by Robert Louis Stevenson (1887) Yellow Wallpaper by Guy de Maupassant (full text on Wikipedia) Monkey Claw by Henry James (1902 by W.W. Jacobs) Kloc-0/) The gothic film Edward Scissorhands, directed body Bride stoker (full text in Wikisource) and directed by Mervyn Peake (1946-1959), directed by tim burton, Sleepless Valley, Fear of Silent Night and. While the Irish director neil jordan's Night Interview with Vampires was a great success, another film named Crow entered the field of vision of Gothic fans. Compared with the mainstream Hollywood movies, The Crow is more independent, different and admired. This is a Gothic story of Poe's style, which tells about the reincarnation and revenge of the soul. The strange witchcraft temperament runs through the whole film, and the film details such as photography and makeup are permeated with Gothic atmosphere, such as the dark scenes from beginning to end, such as the white paint painted on the actors' faces ... Crow's incisive interpretation of Gothic culture even won it the reputation of "Gothic Textbook". For a die-hard Goth fan, there are only crows. Of course, the success of Raven also put its sequel on the agenda soon, but only Raven 2: city of angels (1996) is a success. The last two films, Raven 3: Raven Warrior and Raven 4: Evil Prayer, can be said to be unsatisfactory, and one is not as good as the other. 1994 is indeed a memorable year. In addition to Interview with Vampires at Night and Crow, the love between life and death in another Gothic film, Jinlu: Wolf Journey, also made its debut on the big screen this year.