Jing Xie is an architectural historian with research interests in the architecture and urbanism of China. He is the author of Chinese Urbanism: Urban Form and Life in the Tang-Song Dynasties (2020) and Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration in China (2017, with Tim Heath).

“Multidisciplinary in approach and content, this book provides a succinct and visually striking presentation of dougong and zaojing, two iconic features of traditional Chinese architecture. Jing XIE’s narrative and abundant visual material will be of great interest to undergraduate and graduate students who often struggle to fully understand their significance” — Ronald G. Knapp, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, State University of New York, New Paltz

• Acknowledgments; Prologue; Searching for the Origin of Dougong in the Chinese Bronze Age; The Development of Column and Bracket Sets in the Han Dynasty; The Origin and Development of Zaojing; Epilogue; Bibliography; Index

Jing Xie is an architectural historian with research interests in the architecture and urbanism of China. He is the author of Chinese Urbanism: Urban Form and Life in the Tang-Song Dynasties (2020) and Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration in China (2017, with Tim Heath).

“Multidisciplinary in approach and content, this book provides a succinct and visually striking presentation of dougong and zaojing, two iconic features of traditional Chinese architecture. Jing XIE’s narrative and abundant visual material will be of great interest to undergraduate and graduate students who often struggle to fully understand their significance” — Ronald G. Knapp, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, State University of New York, New Paltz

• Acknowledgments; Prologue; Searching for the Origin of Dougong in the Chinese Bronze Age; The Development of Column and Bracket Sets in the Han Dynasty; The Origin and Development of Zaojing; Epilogue; Bibliography; Index

Jing Xie is an architectural historian with research interests in the architecture and urbanism of China. He is the author of Chinese Urbanism: Urban Form and Life in the Tang-Song Dynasties (2020) and Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration in China (2017, with Tim Heath).

“Multidisciplinary in approach and content, this book provides a succinct and visually striking presentation of dougong and zaojing, two iconic features of traditional Chinese architecture. Jing XIE’s narrative and abundant visual material will be of great interest to undergraduate and graduate students who often struggle to fully understand their significance” — Ronald G. Knapp, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, State University of New York, New Paltz

• Acknowledgments; Prologue; Searching for the Origin of Dougong in the Chinese Bronze Age; The Development of Column and Bracket Sets in the Han Dynasty; The Origin and Development of Zaojing; Epilogue; Bibliography; Index