the garden cultivation gusu district suzhou china
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| navigate by keyword : garden flower pond tree waterway water plant stream reflection canal backyard jungle yard park leaf autumn chinese gardens designed stimulate one intellect spirit wander nature experience oasis tranquility properly constructed four rock plants architecture create ever changing season rejuvenating environment reflects style ming dynasty cultivation built scholars focused simple elegant designs compared previous dynasties lotus stone art multiple pavilions listing unesco world heritage site visitors least visited group seclusion gusu district suzhou china |
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| If you want to see a garden that fully reflects the style of the Ming Dynasty, the Garden of Cultivation. The garden was built by scholars in the Ming Dynasty who focused on simple, elegant designs compared to previous dynasties. Overall, the garden contains a Lotus pond, stone art, and multiple pavilions. Since its listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site , it has seen more visitors, but it is still one of the least-visited gardens of the group because of its seclusion. Chinese gardens are designed to stimulate oneâs intellect and spirit, while encouraging one to wander in nature and experience an oasis of tranquility. The four key elements of rock, water, plants and architecture create an ever-changing and rejuvenating environment. |
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