What are the common uses of granite?

Granite is the main component of continental crust. It is a kind of magmatic rock formed by the condensation of magma below the surface of the earth. It is a deep intrusive rock. It mainly exists in the form of minerals such as quartz or feldspar. The etymology of granite is the Latin granum, which means grain or grain. Because granite is a plutonic rock, it can often form well-developed mineral particles that can be distinguished by the naked eye, hence the name. Granite is not easy to weather, the color is beautiful, and the appearance and color can be maintained for more than a hundred years. Because of its high hardness and wear resistance, it is not only used for high-level architectural decoration projects and hall floors, but also the first choice for open-air carving.