Yejia Garden

Through the bustling main hospital area of Shanghai Lung Hospital, a deserted green shade surrounded by the place, Yejia Garden arrived. Japanese designer's handwriting, the pattern of Chinese and Western, more than 50,000 square meters of area, has a unique charm. Two mountains and one lake, seven bridges and three islands, Yanshuang Hall occupies C position, pavilion and water are built, rockery rocks are strange, ancient pine and cypress are green... pleasing to the eye and engaging in ancient thought.

Yejia Garden is located on the Wujiaochang campus of Fudan. I didn’t visit it on the campus. I just saw this attraction by chance when I walked out of the gate and walked on the street. I took two photos through the iron fence and accidentally punched in a small attraction.

Yejia Garden, a private garden hidden in the hospital, Ye Chengzhong's former residence. The branches are flourishing, the bridges and flowing water, the pavilions, and the paradise. The historical building and its harmonious integration have created the beauty of the west.

Yejia Garden--the famous garden in modern Shanghai, it seems to be silently extinguished. I know this history slightly. I saw that Trip.com's title was not dare to comment immediately. I took the time to investigate it on the spot: now everyone is looking forward to the founder of Chengxin Middle School and Elementary School - Zhejiang giant business Ye Chengxin Siziye - from the Republic of China 2 years (1913) to build 16 years before completion. The investment is huge, it can be described as well-crafted, and it can be comparable to the famous Shanghai garden. The garden has both the oriental ethnic style and the western garden color. The oval park in the east and west direction is mainly based on landscape, relying on trees, and embellishing pavilions. The Chinese and Western artistic conception is integrated. The gate was facing west to the Happy Horse Hall (I have seen the pictures hand-painted on lead paper by foreign designers at the time). Enter the antique gate building, the trees are towering, the mountains and rivers are connected, the waterfalls are running, the pavilions are full of wings, the ponds are rippling, the paths are winding, and the scenery of Chinese classical gardens is a good one. After many twists and turns, during the War of Resistance Against Japan, it was also used as a sanatorium for the first tuberculosis treatment in Shanghai. Until Japan surrendered, it was recovered by the Red Cross as a sanatorium for tuberculosis. In 1959, it was renamed the First Tuberculosis Hospital in Shanghai. Today, Yejia Garden still has charm, passing through the door rash building, straight into it, and came to this pond with a third of the entire garden. Sitting on the pavilion by the pool, looking at the narrow and wide pool water, the winding path of the pebbles is between the rockery and the pond, the shade of trees is green, lush and thick. The scenery is heavenly, nostalgia is new, thoughts are crossed, and it is a good place in front of you.

Shanghai Yejia Garden, a garden in the Republic of China, is located in the lung hospital. It was built for Ye Yi, the son of Jia Ye Chengxin, Zhenhai, Zhejiang. After the completion of Jiangwan Happy Hall in Qing Xuantong in 1910, Ye raised money from the profits and built this garden, mainly for horse racing gamblers to rest and play. Yejia Garden is designed by Japanese and has a unique layout. There is a stone dragon lying in the pool, and the dragon head is very imaged. The garden as a whole is still a traditional Chinese one-pool three-island pattern. The main building is a two-story French classical style building. The western-style rattan frame is embraced. The pine and cypress ratio is very high. It has a sense of solemnity. It is a more perfect product of the combination of Chinese and Western. It is very rare.

Yejia Garden is located in Shanghai No. 1 Lung Hospital, 507 Zhengmin Road. The layout is unique. "Wolonggang" and "Fuhuling" lie on both sides of the garden, surrounded by lakes and ponds in the garden, forming a whole; Pavilions, small bridges and flowing water, mountain stone caves, scattered in the arms of this Okazawa and green island mounds, formed a garden scene.

Shanghai's Yejia Garden was originally one of the three major private gardens in Shanghai. Now because it is in the chest hospital on the Wujiaochang side, the visibility and difficulty of visiting are a bit. The garden has lakes and pavilions and green plants. The landscape is very good. The epidemic has the opportunity to explore the secluded in the past. It's worth it.