After the rain, the Master of the Nets Garden exudes ancient charm — a tourist attraction in Suzhou

During my four years in Suzhou, my first visit to the Master of the Nets Garden was filled with anticipation and excitement. Although the beauty of a night tour is renowned, the garden is still enchanting after a daytime rain. Suzhou, a city of 'low houses and narrow roads,' offers a unique charm for tourists, making cycling the best way to explore. Located at No. 11 Kuojiatou Lane, Daichengqiao Road, Gusu District, the Master of the Nets Garden requires a ticket for entry, but the process is very convenient. Stepping into the garden, every window scene seems to tell the story of the changing seasons, making one look forward to visiting again when it snows. The design of the lotus leaves in the lake also reflects the unique aesthetics of Chinese gardens. This photo shoot captured every detail of the garden. From the entrance hall to the sedan hall, from the library to the Xie Xiu Building, each step felt like a journey through time, experiencing the elegance and wisdom of the ancients. The journey ends with the porcelain gallery and the exit, but the sentiment and aftertaste in my heart, like the beauty of the garden, lingers for a long time. The Master of the Nets Garden, a place that makes one yearn to return, awaits the next encounter.