Altar of Land and Grain
发表日期:2026年4月11日 共浏览24 次
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The strictly symmetrical layout of the Imperial Ancestral Temple and the Altar of Land and Grain on Beijing Central Axis embodies the ideal capital city's planning paradigm as prescribed in the Kaogongji. The ancestral temple must be built on the left, while the altar of land and grain must be on the right. The Altar of Land and Grain is the most complete extant ancient imperial altar in China that was used to worship Tai She (the God of Land) and Tai Ji (the God of Grain) The altar reflected the comprehension and worship of land and the desire for the eternity of the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity in traditional Chinese culture. As the first imperial building turned into an urban park in Beijing, the Altar of Land and Grain reflects the transformation to the increased public accessibility of Beijing Central Axis.