How can the courtyard be the same without Ting Bu?

In Chinese classical gardens, scattered stacked stones are often dotted on the narrow and shallow surface of the water, making it easy for people to sneak around. Its name is "Ting Bu", or "step step" or "step step". There is also a "outline" in Yangzhou painting Boat record. Japan is also known as "Zefei". Ming Wen Zhenheng's Chronicles of long things said: small streams and curved streams, it is better to build them with stones.

Ting Bu seems to have several simple stone faces standing in curved streams, caves and streams, but it shows the effect of "a vast expanse of mountains and rivers within a short distance", but reflects the deep and infinite natural weather.

Ting step type:

1. Routine step

The use of this ancient water-crossing facility in the garden is simple, natural and interesting. Although Ting Bu is a small landscape in the garden, it does not mean dispensable. On the contrary, it is more ingenious.

2. Irregular step

The irregular arrangement of Ting steps makes the path rich in variety. Big or small, high or low, tight or sparse, or broken or continuous, just like music, soothing and hasty.

3. Ting step in dry land

Like a bridge is not a bridge, like a stone is not between the stone, there is no bridge shape, but there is the meaning of crossing the bridge.

People stand Ting step, up and down the sky is integrated, water and sky reflect each other for the same color, is the watermark sky, or the sky printing water, is the relationship between people and water, or the sky is close to people, which is me, which is thing, which is nature. At this time, it does not matter whether it is the "unity of man and nature" of Tao or the "unity of Brahma and self" of Zen. What is important is that the blending of heart and thing, emotion and scene is the unity of thing and me.