2. Lanting Eight Pillars Pavilion
3. Social altar
4. Tanghuawu
5. Xili Pavilion
6 Huai Bai he Bao
1 Cooper: In the10th century, Beijing was the capital of the Liao Dynasty and the site of xingguo temple Temple in the northeast suburb of the capital. These ancient cypresses are the remains of the Liao Temple. Among them, the longest dry cycle exceeds 10 foot.
Lanting Eight-Pillar Pavilion: Originally the remains of Yuanmingyuan. The stone tablet in the pavilion is engraved with Lanting Xiutu, while the poem of Emperor Qing Qianlong is engraved. On the eight pillars of the pavilion, calligraphers Yu Shinan, Chu Suiliang, Feng Chengsu and Liu Gongquan in the Tang Dynasty imitated the Lanting poems of Wang Xizhi in the Jin Dynasty, Dong Qichang in the Ming Dynasty imitated the Lanting poems of Liu Gongquan, and Gao Zong and Gan Longlin in the Qing Dynasty imitated the Lanting poems of Liu Gongquan. These inscriptions are vigorous and powerful, and they are excellent works in the history of China's calligraphy. Although the handwriting on the eight pillars has weathered, there are inscriptions handed down from generation to generation.
3 social altar: social altar, commonly known as five-color soil. It was built in the 19th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (142 1 year). The social altar was built according to the system of "Zuo Zu You She" in Zhou Li, and its inner and outer altar walls are symmetrical with the ancestral temple (now the Working People's Cultural Palace) on the east side of the Forbidden City. The country, representing the earth god, millet god and valley god, is a three-layer square platform built by white marble. The upper five-color soil is filled in five directions: middle yellow, east green, south red, west white and north black, as "is it the king soil all over the world?" The square stone pillar in the center of the platform is called "the main stone of the country" or "the stone of mountains and rivers", which means that the emperor is "forever fixed in mountains and rivers" The emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties held sacrificial ceremonies here in February and August every year.
Tanghuawu: Built in 19 15, rebuilt in 1936. The word "soup" was originally written and baked with fire. "Wharf" refers to water-side buildings. Tanghuawu is a flower greenhouse near the water. The reconstructed Tanghua House is a reinforced concrete structure with glazed tile eaves and a roof. The plane is like a swallow's wing, and some of them are made into double-eaves and eight-sided pavilions. The whole building is simple, solemn and elegant. Tanghuawu is a place where all kinds of precious flowers are displayed in the park, and there are special flower exhibitions all year round.
5 Xili Pavilion: In the Qing Dynasty, this pavilion was located in Hongqiao Temple and later moved to the Ritual Department. It is a place where civil and military officials all over the country are familiar with and practice the ritual ceremony of paying homage to the emperor. /kloc-moved to our garden in 0/914.
6 Huai Bai Bao: This pagoda tree was born in the crack of cypress trunk. Two trees grow together and naturally form, which is called "Huai Bai Bao". This is an interesting plant landscape in my garden.