Civ: Han Chinese

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于 2026 年 8 月 19 日下午 5:11，wowgetoffyourcellphone 说：

汉族房屋升级建议：

塔楼别墅

 

• +5人口加成
• +5 视野范围
• +1 射弹（添加短程攻击）

It should be noted that most of these towers were built by powerful local magnates during the Eastern Han Dynasty; they were not typical residential dwellings. These magnates constructed such towers for two primary purposes: hosting banquets and serving as military defenses. These fortified residences—which integrated towers with surrounding walls—are known as "坞堡WuBao."
These magnates constituted a social class that possessed vast tracts of land and large numbers of enslaved people. While they were suppressed by the imperial court during the Western Han Dynasty, they expanded unchecked throughout the Eastern Han, ultimately contributing to the chaotic era that spanned the Three Kingdoms period through the Northern and Southern Dynasties.
The Han Dynasty setting we are currently developing focuses primarily on the Western Han period, an era when ordinary residential dwellings were typically single-story structures.

Edited 3 hours ago by AIEND

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On 17/08/2026 at 10:47 AM, wowgetoffyourcellphone said:

 

Were these icons generated by AI? They all have some issues—to a Chinese person, they would look rather strange.

[wowgetoffyourcellphone]

1 hour ago, AIEND said:

Were these icons generated by AI? They all have some issues—to a Chinese person, they would look rather strange.

every single one of them looks "strange" even though they are simply to be thematic?

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1小时前，wowgetoffyourcellphone 说：

尽管它们只是为了主题，但它们中的每一个看起来都“奇怪”？

The Chinese characters are not written correctly; the script should be the Small Seal script. Furthermore, the medium is inappropriate: bamboo slips could not be aligned in pairs to accommodate a single line of text, nor were they used as a surface for illustrations—at that time, paintings were executed either on walls or on silk.

As for other aspects—such as objects that do not align with the historical image of the Han Dynasty—these are of secondary importance.

Edited 1 hour ago by AIEND