Piwon, the “Secret Garden,” within Changdŏkgung Palace in Ko…
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Piwon, the “Secret Garden,” within Changdŏkgung Palace in Korea
1. Introduction
2. The History and De스크립트ion of Piwon
3. Design Principles and Cultural Background
4. Comparisions with China and Japan
5. Conclusion
In general, a garden is a landscaped space, incorporating both natural objects and man-made objects. Over a long period of time, gardens across the world have constantly evolved, adapting to the changing climate, aesthetic philosophies, religious ideas, and worldviews that have sustained civilized societies. Despite these changes, gardens generally retain core principles rooted in their own culture and tradition. In this sense, a garden can be seen as a representation of a unique culture shared by a certain period of time and place. Korean traditional gardens are no exception. As one of East Asian gardens, Korean old gardens share a similarity with those of China and Japan, in that they imitate the natural environment inspired by people’s love of nature, spiritual natural landscapes, and a vision of the ideal world. However, in styles and garden-making techniques, Korean gardens have developed differently from China and Japan, maintaining distinctive aesthetics throughout its thousand …(drop)
Of the gardens built in the past, Piwon the Secret Garden in Changdŏkgung Palace could be one of the greatest examples that represent the profound Korean aesthetics and their ideological values.
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