What's wrong with cottages?

Today, I came across a topic that I found interesting on the Internet, so I clicked on it to read: "Inventory of Ten Copycat Capitol Hills" (Mainland China).

Based on my love for architecture, I highly affirm the classical, solemn and balanced sense of the Capitol Hill. Therefore, there will be more or less attention to similar buildings. Strictly speaking, there are many landmarks in Taiwan with architectural styles similar to the US Capitol Hill, such as: Taiwan Museum , Banqiao 435 Arts and Culture Special Zone, etc. Some of them are even historic sites, which can be regarded as cultural heritage. Therefore, I personally think that the tolerance for buildings can be larger. As long as the buildings have a certain function, a certain degree of cultural contribution, and a certain degree of sightseeing angle, it is not necessary to be crowned as a "cottage." The big hat of "version" to belittle it, after all, in architecture, it is inevitable that there will be a coincidence that heroes see the same thing.

In other words, back then, Taiwan really mocked a building with a "copycat version of the US Capitol Hill": "Chi Mei Museum".

Aside from the rather precious collections of "musical instruments" and "weapons" in the museum, because of its construction year and style, it was indeed ridiculed at the time. But I have to say, because of the large area, Mr. Xu really built the Chimei Museum with great momentum, so that many people just turned its outdoor area into a hot spot for online beauty check-in, and after taking pictures, it seems like "xxx come here for a visit" It floated away quickly, and did not absorb the spiritual nourishment that he originally hoped to provide. This may be an accident that was not expected at the beginning, right?

I had the opportunity to come here back then, because I stayed for a long time, I was fortunate to capture the beauty of its morning and evening, and I would like to share it with you here.

Regarding the previous negative comments, I just want to answer for it: "shanzhai, so what?"