Heritage Journal
風水と運勢
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Form School and Compass School: How Feng Shui Actually Works
Four working methods, two great traditions, and a compass with dozens of rings — the mechanics of classical feng shui, explained as the craft it always was.
The Books and Masters of Feng Shui: from Guo Pu to Yang Yunsong
Feng Shui 101: The Ancient Art of Placement
How to Feng Shui Every Room in Your Home
Reading Feng Shui Symbols: the Bagua, Double Dragons and the Wealth Bowl
仏教石彫
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Before the Tang: the Chinese Buddha the World Fell in Love With
The works that stop visitors in the world's great museums are almost all carved before 618. A short tour of the pre-Tang Chinese Buddha — Gandhara's heir, the Northern Wei smile, the Nort...
The Qingzhou Smile: a Buried Hoard That Rewrote the History of Buddhist Sculpture
How the Buddha Came to China: from Gandhara to the Yungang Caves
Longmen and the Golden Age of Tang Sculpture
World Heritage and the Living Craft: the Two Arts Today
墨拓
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The Invention of Ink Rubbing: How Stone Learned to Travel
Long before photography or printing, China invented a way to copy any carving exactly: the ink rubbing. Its oldest surviving example was hidden at Dunhuang for a thousand years.
