Cuiyuan in Changzhou, gathering the styles of five gardens

Cuiyuan is based on the five famous gardens that existed in Changzhou from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China, gathering the styles of five gardens. The word 'Cui' in Cuiyuan also shows this meaning. Cuiyuan is located on the bank of the Grand Canal, and water naturally becomes the protagonist of the garden. The five small gardens in the garden are named Guile Garden, Shiyuan, Luoyuan Caotang, Jiyuan and Lingxi Caotang, which are the names of the five gardens in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The five gardens used to be both academy gardens and residential gardens. Now people see various differences in Cuiyuan, which are all Jiangnan gardens but each has its own charm. The winding corridor, the towering archway, the tall pavilion...everywhere the scenery connects the image of Jiangnan; Luoyuan spring dawn, Lingxi lotus fragrance, Guile autumn charm, Jiyuan plum shadow, the four seasons of beauty create the memory of Jiangnan. When traveling to Changzhou, remember to step into this wonderful Cuiyuan, follow the strokes of the ancient language, and rediscover the beauty of Changzhou's Jiangnan garden.