Suzhou Classical Garden is the representative of what kind of private gardens in China?

Suzhou classical gardens are the representatives of private gardens in southern China.

Jiangnan Garden, as an outstanding representative of China classical gardens, clearly reflects China people's outlook on nature and life. Jiangnan gardens can be divided into Jiangnan classical gardens and Jiangnan modern gardens, and the classical gardens are more famous. Jiangnan classical garden is a type that can best represent the artistic achievements of China classical garden. It embodies the hard work and wisdom of China intellectuals and craftsmen, including religious thoughts such as philosophy, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and traditional arts such as landscape poetry and painting. It has attracted countless Chinese and foreign tourists since ancient times.

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Jiangnan gardens focus on water, and most of the home gardens are located near the water system. Haidian, the western suburb of Beijing in the Ming Dynasty, was an area where private businesses gathered. By the Qing Dynasty, most of them were converted into palaces.

After that, there were more and more private houses in the water pool and Houhai area of the Gaoliang River system. The homestead in the city is short of water. Generally, only small ponds are dug, and the soil obtained is used to pile earth mountains, which are also small in size and often imitate the residual veins or hills of mountains. The stacked stones are mostly sketches, and occasionally strange stones are specially set up for appreciation.