Brief introduction of Qinghui Garden

Qinghui Garden, a Lingnan garden building built in Ming Dynasty, is located in qinghui Road, daliang town, Shunde, Guangdong. Qinghui Garden, together with Foshan Liangyuan, Panyu Yuyin Shanfang and Dongguan Keyuan, is called the four major gardens in Lingnan, and it is a national key cultural relics protection unit and a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Huang (1607), the number one scholar in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, built Huangjia Temple, Tianzhangge and Linga Pavilion in the first year of tomorrow (162 1). During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty (171-1799), Daliang Jinshi Longying (17 16- 1800) bought the old site and repaired it. 1805, Long Tinghuai (1749— 1827) built a small square garden. 1806, its son Longyuan was expanded and called "Qinghui Garden". Please join the list of scholars, and the name of the garden will be written by Li Zhaoluo, a famous calligrapher in Jiangsu.

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The main attractions of Qinghuiyuan include Chuantang, Bixi Caotang, Chengyi Pavilion, Hexagonal Pavilion, Yin Xi Bookstore, Zhuyuan, Doudong, Shishan, Bajiaochi, Pen Sheng Flower Pavilion, Ghost Chicken Road, Tucki Camp, Hongxiang Bookstore, Fenglaifeng, Reading Yun Xuan, Mu Yingjian and Liu Fenting.

Modeling and construction have their own shapes, dexterity and elegance. Sculpture and painting of architecture are mostly based on beautiful flowers and birds in Lingnan. Couplet plaques inscribed by ancient and modern celebrities abound. Most of the door and window glasses are etched glass products imported from Europe in the Qing Dynasty, which are simple and exquisite and have endless tastes.

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