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The Dead-end Principle: 1999 Interpretation of Tsinghua University Urban Planning Postgraduate Entrance Examination Terms. What does this mean?
Cul-de-sac Principle: the principle of exhaustive method, which comes from the planning of Redborn system.

Redburn system: Perry's contemporary American architects C Tyne and H Wright put forward the planning concept of big neighborhood in the planning of Redburn town, New Jersey, which is called "Redburn system". The main feature is that green space, houses and pedestrian walkways are organically arranged together, the road layout is arc-shaped, people and vehicles are separated, and houses with low building density are arranged in groups to form a pocket shape. Super buildings prevent motor vehicles from crossing the road. Main roads, branch roads and end roads are classified according to their functions.