Suzhou Wangshi Garden: A Global Model of Garden Art with Small but Exquisite Design!

Suzhou Wangshi Garden, known as a "pocket-sized" garden, has gained high praise for its extremely small area and exquisite gardening techniques, and has had a profound impact internationally.🔵 Historical Background: Founded during the Southern Song Dynasty, it was initially the "Wanjuan Hall" of book collector Shi Zhengzhi, later renamed "Yuyin". It was praised by Mr. Chen Congzhou as a model among gardens. Zoning Layout: Residential Area: Located on the east side of the garden, consisting of the sedan hall, main hall, etc., with a neat layout. Main Garden: Centered around the "Caixia Pond", surrounded by buildings such as Conggui Pavilion and Zhuoying Water Pavilion, forming a rich landscape hierarchy. Garden within a Garden Area (Dianchunyi): Located in the west, with "Dianchunyi" as the main body, complemented by plants such as plum, bamboo, and banana, creating a tranquil bamboo and rock scene. International Influence: In 1978, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York built the "Ming Xuan" modeled after the Dianchunyi courtyard, becoming an important window to showcase Chinese garden art, attracting many American dignitaries including Nixon and Kissinger. Wangshi Garden is not just a garden, but a flowing history, a three-dimensional poem, and a moving painting. Here, every step is a scenery, and every place is a story.🏞 Whether strolling by the Caixia Pond, feeling the rippling charm of Jiangnan, or visiting the garden within a garden to experience the tranquil bamboo and rock scene, Wangshi Garden can bring you a unique aesthetic experience.🌅