＂ Yuan Zizhen Memorial Hall ＂ is located in Xiaomi Garden, No. 6 Mapo Lane, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou, opened in 1990. Yuan Zizhen (1792～ 1841) is a famous thinker and literary artist in the Qing Dynasty. The main building of the memorial is a two-story building in the Qing Dynasty with Jiangnan style. It is a Chinese-style house, commonly known as ＂ Xiaomi Garden ＂. There are rockery bridges and water rafts in the courtyard, green flowers and trees, and elegant environment. Because Yuan Zizhen was born in Mapo (Po) Lane, Xiaomi Garden was opened as a memorial hall. The main hall of the museum is set up with bronze statues of Zizhen's half body, surrounded by the famous names of Shamenghai and Zhao Pu. The four exhibition rooms display the introduction of Yuan Zizhen's life, the chronology of events, historical materials, Yuan's annual spectrum, poetry selection and future research collections.

Because I have read Yuan Zizhen's works, I like it very much, so when I visit Jiefang Road, I deliberately turned a corner to visit. The absolute cold-door attractions, compared to Yuan Zizhen, may be his son in the Chinese name more people will know.

Yuan Zizhen is a thinker, poet, literary and reformist pioneer of the Qing Dynasty. The memorial hall is located in the millet garden of No. 6 Mapo Lane, Dongcheng, Hangzhou. It covers an area of more than 600 square meters and opened in 1990. The main body of the memorial is a two-story building in the Qing Dynasty style, with five rooms up and down, and an ear room. Inside, the introduction of Yuan Zizhen's life, the chronology of events, historical materials, Yuan's annual spectrum, poetry selection and future research collections are displayed. The small bridges and flowing water in the courtyard, the rockery pavilion, are set off by flowers and trees, rich in the characteristics of classical gardens.

Very distinctive place, very commemorative, convenient transportation

I advise the Lord to shake and shake, and to reduce talents without restraint! Mr. Yuan Zizhen, as a literati in the Qing Dynasty, told of his frustration on the way to politics at that time.