The beauty of the lake and mountains remains, and a walk in the park brings back memories of the past.

The "Old Summer Palace" is located on Tsinghua West Road. It is a large royal garden of the Qing Dynasty in China, composed of the Old Summer Palace, Qichun Garden, and Changchun Garden. The Old Summer Palace is the largest, so it is collectively referred to as the Old Summer Palace (also known as: Old Summer Palace). The Old Summer Palace was built in the late Kangxi and Yongzheng years, and the garden landscape was adjusted during the Qianlong years, and the building group was added. The Old Summer Palace not only gathers the beautiful scenery of the Jiangnan Garden, but also transplants Western garden buildings, which is a great achievement of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign garden art. It is known as the largest garden museum in the world at that time. The Old Summer Palace was burned down by the British and French forces in 1860, and the ruins park opened in 1988.