What is the reason why Wuxi sent Changyuan?

Wang Xizhi, a "book saint", said that "taking benevolence and wisdom as pleasure and placing scenery in the shade", which is the origin of the name of Jichang Garden. Jichang Garden, also known as Qinyuan Garden, is located on Guhuishan Street in Wuxi, with Xishan, one of the two famous mountains in Wuxi, and Huishan Temple with a long history in the north.

During Zheng De's reign in Ming Dynasty, Qin Jin, a famous minister, changed the monastery of Huishan Temple into "Phoenix Valley Nest", which was the predecessor of Jichang Garden.

Qin Jin's Wuxi Qin family is a descendant of Qin Guan, a famous poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. It can be described as a noble family and a family of imperial examinations. For more than 100 years, this garden has been in the hands of talented Qin, so it is full of scholarly atmosphere.

During the Wanli period, Qin Gui, the governor of Hunan Province, took Wang Xizhi's poetic idea of "taking benevolence as pleasure and placing mountains and rivers in the shade" and renamed it "Jichang Garden".

Later, the times changed, the world was in chaos, and Jichang Garden was destroyed by several fires. Fortunately, Qin's descendants worked hard and repaired many times before they were able to retain their original appearance. After 1952, Qin dedicated this private garden to the country and officially opened it to the public after protective restoration.

Enjoy benevolence and wisdom, and make a good scene and a good shadow.

From Wang Xizhi's "Answering Xu Xun's Poems for Fun"

Enjoy benevolence and wisdom, and make a good scene and a good shadow.

Clear spirit sees rosy clouds, and loose bamboo leaves.