Insight for Future Environment Design Inspired by Lao and Zhuang's Philosophy

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Abstract

China's interior design lags far behind the situation, and China's interior design was born late. In the early 1980s, with the reform of opening up, a large number of domestic star hotels were built. Luxurious, cumbersome and mechanically applied projects not only wasted money, but were also obsolete. With the increasingly close economic and cultural exchanges among different countries, the environment design of our country is naturally affected. Additionally, the turn of the 20th century to the 21st century is a turning point for environment design in our country. What kind of turning point is it? We are getting rid of the initial stages of plagiarism and gradually embarking on the road of independent creation. So how will the environment design in China develop? Perhaps the answer lies in the national culture that we have always neglected. Fast pace, high-frequency and full load, under such an increasingly busy situation, people are more yearning for a natural and comfortable home environment. They are eager to relax completely and adjust their transformation spirit with simplicity and purity. Our excellent traditional culture seems to focus more on the harmony between man and nature than western civilization. Therefore, based on the aesthetic ideas in Lao and Zhuang's philosophy, this article explores the concept of space in the context of traditional Chinese culture - the gorgeous and minimal rhyme-to seek future environment design ideas.

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Zhou, T. (2018). Insight for Future Environment Design Inspired by Lao and Zhuang’s Philosophy. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 186). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/186/3/012036

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