Female Space in Princess Yongtai Cemetery in Tang Dynasty

Abstract

In a narrow sense, the underground space of a tomb usually has gorgeous decoration and furnishings. In this real and imaginary coexistence space, there are many two-dimensional and three-dimensional female images. The space composed of these images and the surrounding environment is called female space. This paper starts from the context of the Tang Dynasty's thick burial wind and explores the particularity of female space in Princess Yongtai's tomb by restoring the isolated and isolated female images in the tomb to their images, buildings, and social environments. What causes this? How to traverse an architectural barrier? Consider the importance and relevance of female images in female space in relation to male space, going beyond individual images.