"Bamboo buildings are perishable" is a statement with complete subject, predicate and object. As the object of the whole sentence, its independence must be abolished and should be nominalized. "Zhi" should be added between subject and predicate, and the perishable bamboo building becomes a noun phrase and acts as the object of "fear".
Do you: adverb, equivalent to "do you", don't be afraid: don't be afraid.
Tribal tiger: auxiliary word, which means rhetorical question, is used as an exclamation here.
Are you afraid of the perishable nature of bamboo buildings? Do you still need to worry about bamboo buildings being perishable? (This language comes from Wang Yucheng's "Huanggang New Small Bamboo House")
I heard earlier in the article that bamboo tiles can only be used for ten years. Then I said to myself: At the end of Daodao B, Bachelor Hanlin demoted Chuzhou, transferred troops to Guangling, and transferred Ding Younian to Zhongshu Province. On the New Year's Eve of the Reform Movement of 1898, I was ordered to move to Qi 'an. In March of the following year, I came to Qi 'an County. For four years, I have been running around, and I don't know where I will be next year.
So, "are you afraid of the perishable nature of bamboo buildings?"