Mao Zedong's basic policy for China's socialist construction in "On Ten Major Relations" is

Mao Zedong's basic principles about China's socialist construction in On Ten Major Relations are:

Actively guide and steadily advance.

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1, in Chinese, architecture is the general name of buildings and structures, and it is an artificial environment created by people to meet the needs of social life by using the material and technical means they have mastered and applying certain scientific laws, geomantic concepts and aesthetic laws.

2. Architectural philosophy is a branch of artistic philosophy, which studies the aesthetic value, semantics and the relationship with cultural development of architecture. From Plato to Foucault, Deleuze, robert venturi and Ludwig Wittgenstein, many philosophers and theorists are concerned about the essence of architecture and whether architecture is different from architecture.

3. Architecture is the art and technology of design and construction, which is different from the skills related to architecture. It is not only the process of sketching, conceiving, planning, designing and building buildings or other structures, but also its product. Architectural works with buildings as the physical form are usually regarded as cultural symbols and artistic works, and historical civilization is usually marked by its surviving architectural achievements.

4. Architecture started from rural oral vernacular architecture, and developed from trial and error to successful replication. Over the years, the field of building construction has expanded to all aspects from ship design to interior decoration.

5. Technology is the application of knowledge, which can achieve practical goals in a specified and reproducible way. The word technology can also refer to the product of such efforts. The use of technology is widely popular in medicine, science, industry, communication, transportation and daily life. Technology includes physical objects such as electrical appliances or machines and intangible tools such as software.

6. Many technological advances have led to social changes. The earliest known technology is the stone tools used in prehistoric times, followed by the use of fire, which promoted the development of human brain and language during the ice age.

7. The invention of the bronze age wheel made it possible to travel more widely and make more complicated machines. Recent technological developments, including printing presses, telephones and the Internet, have reduced communication barriers and ushered in a knowledge-based economy.

8. Tools were originally developed by primitive people through observation and trial and error. About 2Mya (millions of years ago), they learned to make xxx batches of stone tools by hammering thin slices on pebbles to form sharp hand axes. This practice was improved to pressure peeling in 75kya (thousands of years ago), which made the work more accurate.