When Pu Wei lived in Qingdao, Lao Naixuan, Kang Youwei and others visited many times and wrote poems for it. 19 17. After Ding Si's restoration failed, Kang Youwei made a special trip to visit Puyi when he arrived in Qingdao. This day happens to be the "winter solstice" of the lunar calendar. Puyi invited Kang Youwei to eat wonton according to the old rules of the palace. He once wrote a long poem entitled "Ding Sidong swam to Japan, and Hui Quan visited His Royal Highness Prince Gong". The poem praises Qingdao for its beautiful scenery: "Green mountains and green trees, blue sea and blue sky, China is the first." There is a cloud in the poem: "Drive around, ride a horse, cross the mountain stream to Hui Quan;" Seeing the fairy meeting at sea suddenly, the golden scene is embarrassing; At first, Xiao Dun released Zilan, and Xiaolou was shocked and resisted love. The pavilion faces the sea by the mountain, and the blue waves wear the horizon. " And I repeat that I strongly opposed the German occupation of Qingdao in the Bus Book: "I am eager when I am in a hurry, and I am full when I am profitable." I am particularly proud to meet Pu Wei.
1923 In May, Kang Youwei came to Qingdao again, and in June he lived in the old German prefect building at No.6 Fushan Road (now No.5 Fushan Branch Road). Pu Wei intends to move to Lushun. Before leaving Qingdao, he gave many valuable furniture to Kang Youwei. Kang Youwei wrote a poem on the spot, "Visit His Royal Highness Wang in Qingdao. He has moved to Dalian. He thanked Puyi for his excellent scenery in Qingdao, where it was not hot in summer, and because of renting a house for the summer, His Highness felt that the furniture and things were very comfortable. " Puyi also sent people to decorate Konka Garden with precious flowers and trees; Kang Youwei hung the "God Blessed Hall" plaque given by Pu Yi on 1922 in his residence, and also hung a long poem written by the first person, "Ding Si visited Qingdao Lake on the winter solstice, and Hui Quan visited His Royal Highness Prince Gong". Therefore, "Garden" was named "Pastoral".