Shihu Garden

Shihu Garden, also known as Dingjia Garden, is located in Hujiapaifang Street, Weicheng District, Weifang City, Shandong Province. It was built in the eleventh year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. Because of its small area, it was named Shihu Garden, which means that it is only as big as ten boards. Zheng Banqiao, one of the Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou, once served as a county magistrate here. In Shihu Garden, many works of Zheng Banqiao were collected.

Weifang is the most famous scenic spot, known as the Pearl of East Shandong. It's still good. Tickets are not expensive, courtyards are not big, but there is a different scene. Introduced the local customs, history and the owner of the house. Unlike the ink and wash style in the south of the Yangtze River, it has its own green bamboo and cypress. Who wrote merits in those years, and where do you look at Feihong today? There is a small courtyard in the west of Shihu Garden, which has a different taste. Qulan, pavilion, rockery, running water. There are families in the courtyard round, with weeping willows leaning against the railings. Fish and water are intoxicating, and spring breeze is beautiful. In the north of the courtyard, there are many Flower-Watching buildings, which can be seen here. Xiao Xiao has not seen any new buds. A touch of spring can only be found, but it is already fragrant and fragrant. In short, it's worth seeing.

Zhonghou heirloom poems and books succeeded Weifang Shihuyuan Garden, which was built in the Ming Dynasty. Inkstone Tower was originally the residence of Hu Bangzou, Lang Zhong of the Ministry of Penal Affairs during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. In the eleventh year of the Qing Dynasty, Guangxu was purchased by Ding Shanbao, the richest man in Weifang, who built the whole garden on the basis of Inkstone Tower, also known as "Ding Jia Garden". Pocket-sized classical gardens in northern China have the reputation of "Pearl of East Shandong". Sitting north to south, green brick, grey tile, brick and wood structure, "with its small and easy, signed its name is Shihu Garden", implies elegance, with ten panels to describe the small courtyard. The whole garden consists of three roads, east, middle and west, which constitute a typical four-axis, three-in and three-span courtyard. Originally Ding's bedroom, the main courtyard of Zhonglu Architectural Complex, Chanfen Bookstore on West Road, Shenliu Bookstore, Jingru Shanfang, etc., are Ding's private schools and guest rooms.

When I think of it in the afternoon, I go there to buy the tickets. The garden is bare and slightly depressed. The student ticket price of 20 yuan is quite good, and the sister who sells tickets is also very good. There are furnishings in every room, as well as custom paintings, old objects, porcelain and so on. It can be seen that the family of Laiding pay more attention to education, living in it is really very happy. There will be sculptures in the bedroom and study. Once inside, they will be frightened. Even the underground waterways are shaped like copper coins, and the paintings on the beams are interesting. Wutong and Haitang have just sprouted. Come back when they are blooming! ___________

On the whole, it's like going through a maze. There are doors everywhere. Then there's a small lake. The scenery is good. Moreover, it used to be the scenery of Gaolaozhuang in the Journey to the West, and the scenery of red sorghum. Then, I remember that in 2004, I found a place for hiding money underneath. There are a lot of silver in it, and there's a small door outside which is made of glass. You can see part of the silver inside, there's a rockery outside, if you can find it, there's a road inside, you can walk, you can find a cellar.

Shihu Garden is the name of a garden, and "hu" is the hand board held by the ancient ministers in court, so it is described as only ten Hu so small. It was built in the Ming Dynasty, and was purchased by Ding Shanbao, the richest man in Weixian County, during the Qing Dynasty. It became the private garden of the Ding family. Now the Shihu Garden, which you buy tickets to visit, actually includes this garden and other residential courtyards of the Ding family, so it's not as small as you think. Shihu Garden fully reflects the characteristics of small and beautiful, and also has the characteristics of both the north and South gardens, which is very worthy of recommendation. Scholars and poets should not miss it.

Shihu Garden was built in the Ming Dynasty. The Inkstone Tower in Shihu Garden was originally the residence of Hu Bangzou, the chief criminal officer in Jiajing Period of Ming Dynasty. Later, in the eleventh year of Guangxu (1885), Ding Shanbao, the richest man in Weixian County, bought it with heavy gold and built the whole garden on the basis of Inkstone Tower. When we went to Shihu Garden, it happened to rain, and the color of the old antiques changed! I saw a lot of houses, including old people's houses, young women's houses, boudoirs, guest rooms. In short, the Ding family's house is very big!

Tickets are needed. The scenery is very beautiful. They are all ancient buildings, rockeries, waterfalls, pavilions and many houses. There were many children sketching there. It was a bit messy, but the house was good, the long alleys, and the study dummies. They are suitable for the small and fresh models of literature and art. There are also scenery photographers. On that day, we met a tourist group from Taiwan. Yes, but it has no modern facilities, no food and play, but it's also a good place for meditation.

The fare is 30 yuan per person. Weifang landmark buildings, or to take a stroll. Weekend people are not too many, a tour of about 40 minutes, take photos, feel the fresh and elegant environment is still good.

It is a small representative of the northern garden architecture. It is very close to kite Plaza. It is said that it is a collection of red sorghum, nine children's home and a journey to the West. It's great to find such beautiful gardens in the north. It's better to ask a tour guide to explain what you can't understand when you wander around.