What are the characteristics of an independent ship?

The unbound boat was originally the owner's painting and calligraphy boat, and Zhu Zhishan, a calligrapher in Wuzhong in the Ming Dynasty, wrote the word "unbound boat" for it. After it was destroyed, it was re-valued by famous doctors and red parties in Qing Dynasty. There is a couplet on board, written by Liao Shoufeng, a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty:

Very spring water than eaves shadow; Lotus leaves are seven minutes fragrant.

Surrounded by water on three sides, this boat-shaped building is like a boat quietly moored on the shore, giving people a bright and cordial feeling. Visitors can enjoy the panoramic view of the Goose Pond by leaning on the railing, and look down at the fish swimming in the water. Looking south from the Goose Pond where there is no boat, you can see a pavilion "Fuyunge" floating on the water. When the garden was built in the Ming Dynasty, this pavilion was different. It is all made of bamboo, with a bamboo corridor with bamboo columns at the top and bamboo windows with bamboo chairs. It floats on the mountain, far away from unrelated ships. After the pavilion, Zhushan stands by the water, circling around the water, and the water turns with the mountain, moving and static, and the mountain lives with the water, with far-reaching artistic conception.