| 英文摘要 |
“Vase-Antiquarian paintings” decorated on the houses of Tsai family located at the National Park of Kim-Moy provide the in-depth analysis and symbolization of different elements in the painting. In addition, each painting presents not only the aesthetics of architecture but also the visual message between human beings and gods. Moreover, the flowers of different seasons on the vase symbolize the wholeness of life—prosperity, fortune, longevity, and happiness. Furthermore, these four major representations are also the cultural values and spiritual codes that are passed on generation by generation. |
