The Chinese have a long history of using artificial landscaping in their designs. One of the most prominent examples is the use of gardens and parks, which were often designed to mimic natural landscapes like mountains, streams, and forests. The art of bonsai, which involves growing miniature trees in pots, is another example of Chinese artificial landscaping. Additionally, Chinese architects often incorporated man-made elements like bridges, pavilions, and pagodas into their designs, which were intended to enhance the natural beauty of the surrounding environment. Overall, the Chinese use of artificial landscaping was aimed at creating harmony and balance between natural and man-made elements, and at elevating the aesthetic appeal of their designs.
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