Types of borrowing scenery in European traditional gardens

In China classical gardens, there are many ways to borrow scenery. For example, borrowing fish from a pond is called borrowing fish.

Borrowing fish is a common technique in China classical gardens. Ponds, pools, water tanks, etc. They are all common fish farming places, and these places can form different landscape effects when combined with the surrounding scenery. For example, keeping goldfish, carp and other ornamental fish in the pond of the garden can be combined with the surrounding plants such as lotus flowers and lotus leaves to form a beautiful picture.

China classical garden is a comprehensive art form, and its design aims to skillfully integrate natural and humanistic elements to create a harmonious and comfortable environment. In landscape design, borrowing scenery is a very important technique. Borrowing scenery can introduce the surrounding scenery into the garden and increase the sense of hierarchy and depth of the garden.

There are many ways to borrow scenery, one of which is to borrow fish from the pond. This method is called borrowing fish. This technology is to raise fish in the pond, and treat the fish in the pond as a part of the garden to increase the vitality and vitality of the garden. At the same time, in the traditional culture of China, fish also symbolizes wealth and good luck, and borrowing fish can also symbolize wealth and good luck.

Borrowing Scenery in China Classical Gardens;

1. Borrowing a mountain refers to taking a mountain or peak as the background or foreground with the help of natural mountain scenery in the garden to increase the three-dimensional sense and grandeur of the garden. At the same time, the mountain is also a cultural symbol, representing stability and loftiness, which can endow gardens with profound connotations.

2. Borrowing trees refers to using all kinds of plants in the garden, including trees, flowers and lawns. Through the rational allocation of plants, we can create different landscape effects, such as boulevards, flower beds, lawns and so on. At the same time, plants also represent life and nature, and can provide people with comfortable and pleasant living space.

3. Borrowing stones refer to stones of various shapes and textures in the garden, such as Taihu stone, yellow wax stone and quartz stone. By combining stones into different shapes and landscapes, a natural and wild atmosphere can be created. At the same time, stone is also a cultural symbol, representing perseverance and eternity, which can give gardens profound connotations.