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A Chinese skywell is a unique feature found in traditional Chinese homes. It refers to open spaces that are surrounded by walls or buildings, with a small opening at the top to let in natural light and fresh air.

One of the most interesting things about skywells is their cultural significance. In traditional Chinese homes, the skywell was often used as a place for family gatherings and socializing.

Today, many modern architects try to include skywells into their designs. There are two main reasons for this. Skywells help reduce energy consumption, because people don’t need to use as much electricity to light their homes during the day. They can also have a positive impact on people’s mental health and well-being by providing a connection to nature and the outdoors.