My Hotel Shiquan Hotel

My Hotel Shiquan Hotel

No.263 Shiquan Street, Suzhou, Jiangsu, 215000, China

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Humble Administrator's Garden

by yirutang

This garden is my personal favorite. In my opinion, it reprensents the peak development of traditional suzhou garden architecture.

It is somewhat a little different from other suzhou gardens which are all pretty "hidden" and "winded", it creates a very open feeling a with a pond full of lotuses. It overcomes the "smallness" of suzhou gardens and well reserve all the "delicate" and "detailed" features of suzhou gardens.

Its famous feature is the arrangement of "Water" as opposed to "Stone" in Wang Shi Garden.

As a Suzhou local, I like this garden so much that I visited there pretty often. :-) My favorite visit is when it is little raining (and just before the Garden is going to close). There would be fewer tourists in the otherwise overcroweded garden. Rain matches the water scheme of the garden perfectly. The dark roof will turn darker and the green pond will be greener. Sit in one of the pavilions or covered bridge, watch the pond and listen to the rain, you can get what a Suzhou garden really means by then.

Wumen Bridge

by chatterley

Traidtional Chinese bridges and other buildings are all truly wonders of architecture. These were built decades ago, without the use of nails. In fact, using nails in construction was an alien concept to the Chinese, and nails were known as "yang ding" ("yang" means western). The arc bridges built by the Chinese all made use of Physics theories to support the structure and load.

The picture here shows the Wumen Bridge, one of the highest arc bridges in Suzhou.

Prince Zhong's House

by Willettsworld

Zhong Wang Fu (Prince Zhong's house), is located between the Suzhou Museum and the Humble Administrator's Garden. It is the most complete historic architectural complex of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom in China. Since the Three Kingdoms period (220-280 A.D.), the site of the mansion was always the residence of famous people. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was turned into the Dahong Temple. Wang Xianchen, a Ming official, resigned and lived in seclusion in 1509. He built the Humble Administrator's Garden, on the base of the abandoned Dahong Temple.

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