Gothic architecture is characterized by tall spires, pointed arches, large windows and stained glass with biblical stories. In the design, pointed rib vaults, flying buttresses, and slender beams are used to create a light and slender feeling of flying into the sky. The new frame structure increases the strength of the top support, giving the entire building a straight line, a majestic appearance, and an open space inside the church. It is often combined with long windows inlaid with stained glass to create a strong religious atmosphere in the church.