Chinese Garden Enchoen Review

[It is said that Japan has many cottage buildings in the Tang Dynasty of China, and in fact there are versions of modern Chinese gardens in cottage] This is the largest Chinese-style garden in Japan, with a total area of about 10,000 square meters, called "Yan Zhaoyuan", built in Yuli Binyu on the shore of Dongxiang Lake in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. I have been on Japanese TV programs many times, and I have a certain popularity in Japan. It is said that it is a "Chinese imperial forest garden". The Japanese will come here and rent Chinese robes to take pictures. There are Chinese acrobatic performances in the garden. Is there a sense of time and space conversion? But the Chinese, for this cottage building rarely feel, at least this Chinese courtyard genre, I have not heard of, very few Chinese and Chinese Japanese come here. The Chinese-style garden was established in 1995 as a symbol of friendly relations between Tottori Prefecture and Hebei Province of China (Hebei was an ancient part of the Yan and Zhao Kingdom, so it is named "Yan Zhaoyuan"). The building was first tried in China and then dismantled and shipped to Japan. Under the guidance of Chinese craftsmen, Japanese workers were formed. Among them, garden plants are mostly Japanese courtyard plants. The pine trees of the courtyard plants are particularly beautiful, and the roof of the building tiles is also very special. It is said that the quality of tiles shipped by China is not enough. In winter, it expands and gradually damages the roof. Later, Tottori County spent hundreds of millions of yen, and many times replaced the main building with Japanese-made tiles. The original decoration, so the color of the tiles seen at present is very special. Also very beautiful. For this modern Japanese cottage Chinese garden, I think the tiles remodeled in Japan and the trees planted in Japan are more interesting.