Metaphor·Culture-study On Application Of Bamboo Into The Landscape

Chinese traditional bamboo metaphor thought is broad and profound. Chinese bamboo art collection includes poetry, book and painting. Chinese bamboo culture has a long and rich history. Thousands of years of cultural accumulation makes us understand the bamboo far beyond itself. However, the study of metaphorical perspective of bamboo is not much, the bamboo metaphor has a very rich traditional culture and special cultural realm. Bamboo, showing Chinese aesthetic value reflects the accumulation of Chinese national culture, is pregnant with the broad and profound connotation of nation, which is different from other cultures, explaining the national uniqueness.The development of landscape design should go with the study of traditional bamboo metaphor. With the rapid development of landscape in the domestic, more and more people start to pay attention to the cultural heritage deep within the landscape, more than the pursuit of the external form. Bamboo is the carrier of this culture. Through the study of the bamboo metaphor,we concludes the thought of ancient gardening, making the modern landscape designers inherit Chinese garden cultural essence, to provide a new perspective for the analysis of Chinese garden culture, also servicing the landscape design.How to apply the traditional bamboo metaphor thought into the landscape? This is the key. Based on the method of question asked, question analysed, question solved. Firstly, analyzing from the introduction of the current situation of contemporary China landscape development, putting forward the question. Secondly, researching and studying bamboo, metaphor and bamboo metaphor to help better inherit the traditional bamboo metaphor thought. Finally, through the application of traditional bamboo metaphor in landscape, combining the analysis of ancient Chinese gardening and modern landscape cases, summarize the methods of traditional bamboo metaphor thought in landscape, extracts the key points from it,in practice to better inherit and develop the idea of traditional bamboo metaphor, servicing landscape design.