What are the four gardens in Suzhou? Brief introduction of four gardens in Suzhou.

When it comes to gardens, we naturally think of the four major garden buildings in China. Indeed, the four major gardens in China are the concentrated expression of China's garden landscape. The design of China gardens and the style characteristics of China gardens are obvious in these gardens.

Then, among these four gardens, Suzhou alone has two. Generally speaking, the landscape architecture in China is mainly reflected in the south. So, today Bian Xiao will introduce you to the four major gardens in Suzhou.

What are the four gardens in Suzhou?

"Four Famous Gardens in Suzhou" refer to Lion Grove, Canglang Pavilion, Humble Administrator's Garden and Lingering Garden.

Lion forest 1

As one of the four major gardens in Suzhou, many people may not know this garden, but it has existed for more than 600 years, with the style of Yuan Dynasty and the area of 1. 1 hectare.

Walking into the garden, you will find that the garden looks like a rectangle with something slightly wider, and rockeries and wading in the garden are everywhere here. Using garden design skills, sometimes using the twists and turns of the promenade, the area here is larger and the vision is broader.

From time to time, pavilions overlook the fence, express your feelings, and expand the garden space.

Moreover, the walls of the promenade here are also embedded with calligraphy plaques of four famous Song Dynasty artists, Su Shi, Mi Fei, Huang Tingjian and Cai Xiang, and inscriptions of plum blossom poems by Wen Tianxiang in the Southern Song Dynasty. The strong cultural atmosphere gives people a sense of tranquility.

2. Canglang Pavilion

Located in the south of Wuxian County School in Jiangsu Province, it was owned by Su Shunqin in the Song Dynasty. The clever use of water here decorates it, wading in rockeries, perfectly matching and running across the bridge, showing the tenderness and tenderness here.

Among them, there used to be flying Hongqiao, Zhuoying Pavilion, Qing Xiang Pavilion, Cuilinglong and other landscapes, which is really one of the more landscapes in these gardens.

There is also a release pond in the garden, with beautiful lotus flowers in it, facing the willow trees on the shore, so quiet and quiet. Surrounded by all around, it adds a sense of tranquility.

3. Humble Administrator's Garden

It is one of the four major gardens and a national key cultural relic protection unit. Located at No.0/78, Northeast Street, Loumen, Suzhou. It was once the residence of Lu Guimeng, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, and later the residence of Wang, a royal historian. It has a long history and complex technology, and it took 16 years to complete.

Here, the landscape of the mountains outside is used to expand the area and vision of the garden as much as possible. Standing on the pavilions, you can see the rolling mountains in the distance, which makes people feel that these mountains are also the scenery in the garden.

Step 4 stay in the park

It is also one of the four major gardens in China. Built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, it is a national key cultural relic protection unit, and 1997 is listed in the World Heritage List.

The number of buildings in Lingering Garden is the largest among all gardens in Suzhou. The buildings are large and concentrated, and the scenery is overwhelming. Although the area is not as large as the other four gardens, the hollowed-out buildings, winding corridors and gates that can be seen everywhere here make people's horizons wider and give people an endless feeling.

This is the most suitable time for quiet life, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, walking through the road taken by the ancients and feeling the leisure of the ancients. This kind of life is nothing more than the quietest and most relaxing.