世界各地气候不一样,因此,各地的房屋也都各具特色。 在高温多雨的热带城市里,许多街道两旁都有行人廊(俗称“骑楼”),如我国的厦门、汕头、广州、南宁和台湾省的一些城市里,街道两侧商店一家挨着一家,家家的屋檐都向街心“挑出”,彼此连接。许多中小城镇的古老街面上,沿街两侧也都把屋檐向街心延伸以构成行人廊。这种行人廊作用可大哩,它既可让行人免受骄阳直晒头顶之苦,又能解决避雨问题。 The climate in different parts of the world is different. Therefore, the houses around the country also have their own characteristics. In high-temperature and rainy tropical cities, many streets have pedestrian corridors (commonly known as “arcades”) on both sides of the street. For example, in cities like Xiamen, Shantou, Guangzhou, Nanning, and Taiwan Province of China, there are shops on both sides of the street. The house’s estates are “pulled out” to the heart of the street and connected to each other. On the ancient streets of many small and medium-sized towns, both sides of the street also extend the eaves to the heart of the street to form a pedestrian gallery. This kind of pedestrian gallery can be used as a big help. It can not only allow the pedestrians to suffer from the sun, but also solve the problem of shelter.