Friends who like to visit parks should know that Shanghai has two very famous parks, Fangta Garden and Zuibai Pool. I believe many friends have already been there? I want to know which of these two parks do you think is better? The editor will give you a good evaluation today.
Personally, the editor thinks it is best to get drunk in Baiji Park.
Baichi, located on Renmin Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, is the place where Ming Dynasty painter Dong Qichang chanted, and is also a place frequented by celebrities and bachelor students. It was built in 1644 and has a history of more than 300 years. There are still ancient buildings such as Tang Dynasty, pavilion, pavilion, boat and pavilion. And it maintains the landscape of Jiangnan gardens in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, renovations were carried out. The Zuibai Hall was built imitating the door curtains of Han Qi and Bai Juyi in the Song Dynasty, and was later renamed Zuibai Pool. Bai Chi covers an area of ??50,000 square meters and is one of the five major classical gardens in Shanghai. The scenic spot is centered on a pool of water, surrounded by towering ancient trees, well-proportioned buildings, halls, pavilions, and a thatched house on the pool. On the east side of the thatched cottage is a square hall in the style of the Amin Dynasty. There are corridors and pavilions next to the water, and there are fish in the pond. There are banners inscribed by the famous painter Dong Qichang in the corridor; Bangyan Gallery currently has 30 stone carvings, including the official taste of Songjiang Ninety-One in the late Ming Dynasty, the stone carving of "Ten Deer Nine Return to Their Roots", and the stone carving "Red Cliff Ode" written by Zhao Mengxu, a calligrapher of the Yuan Dynasty. , the stone carving "It's rare to be confused" written by Banqiao. The predecessor of Zuichi was Zhu Zhichun's private residence in Songjiang during the Song Dynasty, named Guyang Garden. The name of the garden refers to the famous garden in the hometown of Lu Ji and Lu Yun. Because Lu Ji once wrote a poem in which he said, "It's like Gushui", saying that his hometown is in Gushui. It was expanded on the basis of the ancient "Guyang Garden". By the end of the Ming Dynasty, Dong Qichang, a famous calligrapher, painter and minister of the Ministry of Rites in Songjiang, built "Sifang Hall", "Yinfa" and other buildings here.
During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the famous painter Gu listed this place as a private villa. He inherited and developed the artistic essence of classical garden architecture and utilized the characteristics of the beautiful scenery of the south of the Yangtze River in Songjiang. Taking a 700-square-meter rectangular lotus pond as the main body, the embankment is built using irregular and symmetrical gardening techniques. Bamboo, plum, rockery, and strange stones are matched with each other and integrated into one, creating this famous Jiangnan Zuibaitan. The name "Zuibaichi" is novel and unique, with profound meaning, beautiful artistic conception and fascinating. After several reconstructions and expansions, today's Zuibai Lake not only has the style of Jiangnan gardens in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with mountains and rivers and stone pools leading to winding paths, but also has the characteristics of numerous historical sites and celebrities. Today, the park has pavilions and pavilions, such as the Sifang Hall, Lotte Building, Yifa Hall, Xuehai Hall, Baocheng Building, Chishang Thatched Cottage, as well as art treasures such as the stone carvings of Bangyan's portrait, the historical and artistic stone tablets, and the original stone carvings of "Red Cliff Ode" , as well as ancient ginkgo trees, ancient camphor trees, and peonies that are more than 100 years old. Zuichi has towering ancient trees, jagged rocks, connected towers, pavilions and pavilions, and winding paths leading to tranquility. Simple and elegant, it is famous in Jiangnan. With its graceful grace and graceful charm, it stands tall in the clouds and has won the praise of Chinese and foreign tourists.