Terminology of ancient buildings

Among "going deep, zigzag cornice, making friends with stones and grinding bricks", "making friends with stones" is a stone foot and "grinding bricks" is a refined blue brick; "Six liters per barrel" is a slope of 6/ 10; "Tile" is a semi-cylindrical tile; A single wall in the courtyard of "looking at the wall, living under it" has the function of strangulation and screen, and the back wall reflects the sunshine warmly; "Queti" should be "Queti", which is the underarm decoration of the beam on the wooden column, and the picture of the unbeaten wild flower friend upstairs is it; "main building, wing" should be "main building, wing" without explanation; "patio"

The open-air part of the yard; "Double eaves" refers to purlins at upper and lower eaves; The "children's column" should be a "tubular column", that is, a short column erected on the beam of the house frame; "there is a t-shaped arch under the tail of the beam ... cross" is a kind of bucket arch; "There are no sparrows under the eaves to replace sandalwood …" should be "there are no sparrows under the eaves …". "Bucket arch" is said to be a component invented by Lu Ban, which can turn the bending of material cantilever into compression.

All column foundations are beaded. The bead-shaped column base is a stone waist drum, and the large column base is called "abdominal basin".