Eastern Nightscape✨

✨ Amid the canvas of Eastern aesthetics, the sweeping curves of feiyan roofs rise as if slicing through the galaxy, scattering starlight across the human world. Intricate carvings hide moonlight within beams of ancient wood, so that when night falls, colors softly awaken in poetic silence. This beauty lives not only in paintings or fading memories — but in palaces, temples, monasteries, and classical gardens. Every curve, every detail was designed to shelter and to elevate, guiding the gaze upward toward the heavens. The five-colored patterns (wucaihua), painted across beams and rafters, shimmer with sunlight by day and glow with moonlight by night, weaving a luminous tapestry where nature and craftsmanship meet. Even today, this spirit endures in modern works like Pavilion C, Yunting in Shenzhen, where clouds, light, and structure fuse into a contemporary ode to tradition. To stand beneath these roofs that touch the sky is not merely to see architecture — it is to step into a living poem of Eastern civilization. 🌙