The Opening Method of the No. 1 Garden in the Late Qing Dynasty‖Around Heyuan Garden.

Heyuan Garden, also known as "Jixiao Villa", was built in the mid-Qing Dynasty by He Zhitao, a scholar of the Imperial College in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. It was originally the site of the Shuanghuai Garden in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of more than 14,000 square meters and a building area of more than 7,000 square meters. 🌟1.5 km of double-decked corridors: The design of the upper and lower floors not only increases the sense of space, but also allows you to enjoy different scenery while walking. The corridors are decorated with a series of openwork windows and empty windows, which are suitable for taking photos📸 🌟Pianshi Shanfang: The only existing rockery made by Shitao, a great master of painting in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties 🌟Horse-riding Building: This is the guest house of Heyuan Garden, divided into east and west buildings, and its unique architectural style shows the social style of the time. The Shuixin Pavilion, Butterfly Hall, Moon-viewing Building, and Ming and Qing Nanmu Hall are all unique and suitable for a full afternoon visit. Tickets: CNY 30 in low season, CNY 45 in peak season, half price for seniors and students, free for those over 70 years old