Dengjia Garden

＂ Dengjia Garden ＂ short for: Dengyuan, located in Guangwumen Back Street, Chengguan District, Lanzhou, is the former residence of the famous patriotic general Deng Baoshan. Dengyuan was originally a ＂ in the Qing Dynasty. In 1922, he was purchased by the deputy commander of the Gansu Supervisor and opened as a private garden. The name is: Yangyuan. In 1932, after Deng Baoshan became director of the Gansu Department, his wife bought the park, planted flowers and trees, renovated the rockery, and opened it as a villa. In 1941, Japanese aircraft bombed Lanzhou. Mrs. Deng and four children were killed and buried in the park. She was hanged in the park by hanging and reading in the garden. After the founding of New China, this is the residence and office of the governor of Deng Baoshan, so it is also known as Deng Yuan. Deng Baoshan has received leaders and famous people such as Deng Xiaoping, He Long, Chen Yi, Mei Lanfang in the park. In 1982, Deng's descendants donated the Love Park to the country, and in 1985, Dengyuan was opened as Mr. Deng Baoshan Memorial Hall ＂.

In the early spring season, the flowers here are still very prosperous. Now the flowers in the garden are still very beautiful. In fact, this atom itself still has a certain historical origin, so come and take a look and understand.

General Deng Baoshan, the first governor of Gansu Province, lived in Lanzhou before liberation. After several years of repairs, it is now basically completed. The old house in the former backyard is missing, and the trees and flowers are lush and quiet. But now there are more Gansu Color Tao Research Association, Gansu Women Entrepreneur Association and Sakahara Qiaoshou Creative Demonstration Park.

There are a lot of plants and various trees in it, which is very good.

Dengyuan is the former residence of General Deng Baoshan, a famous patriotic general in China, and belongs to the provincial patriotic education base. In 1922, Han Yanglu, an assistant officer of Zhang Guangjian, Gansu's superintendent, purchased the first agricultural altar in the Qing Dynasty and built Yangyuan, which was commonly known as Han's deputy official garden.