What was shelter like in ancient China?

Answer 1

C H I N A :D

in southern China, on the other hand, it was pretty much hot all the time, and

wood was very scarce. People there mostly built houses of mud-brick, and

the houses were mostly a wall around an open courtyard, with some small

rooms built around the edges of the courtyard to keep stuff in and to go into

when it rained (which wasn't very often). These are called "courtyard

houses." Here the animals would be kept in the courtyards, which often had a

well or a cistern in the middle to collect water. The roofs were usually flat, so

people could sleep on them and keep cool.

In China, we find rich people living in bigger houses with pillars and tiled roofs beginning in the Chou Dynasty, about 1000 BC.

Answer 2

The ancient Chinese had grass huts with mud and rice and wood screens. They were always drunk when building these houses.

Answer 3

They use clay bowls and plates, but the rich use glass or metal. They also use cotton for clothing, and the rich use special colored cloth.

Answer 4

~bamboo was peeled and shaved to make roofs and sides were made of dark branch wood!~

Answer 5

Both Anderson and Morrison shelters were made of steel.

Answer 6

Temples, Huts, clay houses and more.