Ningyuan Wang Books

Focusing on the Liangzhu Culture, the book examines its settlement patterns, including grass-root and medium-sized communities, alongside the ancient city itself. It delves into the social organization, religious beliefs, and the significance of jade in power dynamics. The author highlights how environmental factors led to the development of unique residential structures and water villages in southern China. This scholarly work provides a comprehensive analysis of the interplay between nature and civilization, shedding light on the origins of Liangzhu and its implications for Chinese civilization.

This book details the construction of Liangzhu City's walls, made from bedding stones and mud, covering about 290,000 square meters. It explores the collection and mining of these stones, highlighting the significant manpower and resources involved. Additionally, it offers insights into the discovery and research of the city wall and stoneware at the site.