The planning of Hue, the palace of NGUYEN dynasty in Vietnam 19 century, was based on Beijing's outline concept. Even though, the palatial buildings were named after Beijing's Wuu Men (午門), Tay Her Diann (太和殿), Tzyy Jinn Cherng (紫禁城) ect... But after analyzing old documentary records and fiedwork serving, the following results can be attained. Because Vietnamese traditional attached more importance to gable-side penthouse, so they had their own literal description system about the module of building's scale, that are influenced by China supposedly, but different from China's and Japan's system obviously. For getting a whole large interior space, Vietnamese architectures were designed by connecting eaves to arrange two independent buildings togher. Besides, they also had a simple square prototype plan, possessing Vietnamese special strucural system (four corner rising beams), and the two-storied gates to religious facilities are original types in Vietnam too. Furthermore, this paper introduced some traditional architecture terms by borrowing Vietnamese researchers' results. Nevertheless, we are very surprised at that the differentiating the interior large space of Vietnamese traditional architectures were similar with the outline of ancient Chinese traditional buildings.