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The Summer Palace is the most complete and largest royal garden in China, and is also one of the world's famous tourist attractions, and belongs to the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

The Summer Palace was originally the imperial palace and garden. In 1750 AD, Qianlong was rebuilt here as Qingyi Garden. In 1860, Qingyi Garden was burned down by British and French forces.

In 1888, the Empress Dowager Cixi embezzled 30 million taels of naval funds to rebuild and renamed it to its current name as a summer amusement ground. By 1900, the Summer Palace had been destroyed by the Eight-Nation Alliance, burning down many buildings. Restored in 1903.

Later, during the rule of warlords and Kuomintang, it was destroyed again, and after liberation, it was continuously repaired to rejuvenate this ancient garden.

The area of the Summer Palace is 290 hectares, of which the water surface accounts for about 3 4. The whole garden is centered on the 41-meter-high Buddha Xiang Pavilion on Wanshou Mountain, and according to different locations and terrains, exquisite buildings such as halls, halls, buildings, pavilions, corridors, and pavilions are configured. At the foot of the mountain, a 728-meter-long corridor has been built, like a strip of colored red, connecting various buildings, green mountains, and blue waves.

The whole garden art is cleverly conceived, and it has a significant position in the history of Chinese and foreign garden art, and is a rare masterpiece of garden art in the world.

The Summer Palace is mainly composed of two parts: Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain. The total area is more than 290 hectares. The Buddha Xiang Pavilion and the Copper Pavilion built on the mountain on Wanshou Mountain, the kilometer-long gallery built by the lake, the 17-hole bridge and the stone boat in Kunming Lake are all must-see attractions for tourists.

The Summer Palace is located in the western suburbs of Beijing, about 10 kilometers from the city. You can get there by suburban bus or by special tour bus.

This huge garden is surrounded by mountains and waters, although Kunming Lake is large, but the water surface is not monotonous, in addition to the lake is dotted with various buildings around it, there is a South Lake Island in the lake, which is connected to the shore by a beautiful seventeen-hole bridge. On the western side of the lake, there is a west embankment with six bridges of beautiful shape.

There are many attractions in the Summer Palace that imitate some of the advantages of Jiangnan gardens. For example, the Harmony Garden is built in imitation of Wuxi Jichang Garden. The West Causeway is a Su Causeway imitating the West Lake of Hangzhou.

In the middle of the mountain in front of the Summer Palace, there is a group of huge buildings, from the wisdom sea on the top of the mountain, down to the Buddha Xiang Pavilion, Dehui Palace, Paiyun Palace, Paiyun Gate, Yunhui Yuyu Fang, constitute an obvious central axis. On both sides of the central axis, there are many foiling buildings. Going down the mountain, there are many rockery tunnels, and visitors can go up and down.

The design pattern of the back mountain of the Summer Palace is very different from that of the front mountain. The style of the front mountain is magnificent and magnificent, while the back mountain is won by pine forest paths and small bridges and winding water.

Today's sightseeing tour is coming to an end, and I hope that this time in the Summer Palace will become an eternal memory of your trip to Beijing. At the same time, please bring my blessings to your family and friends.

Hello everyone! I am an intern tour guide of Happy Travel Agency, my surname is Li, you can call me Director Li. Today, I will lead you to visit the Summer Palace, please take care of me, and I hope you can give valuable opinions on my work. The Summer Palace has arrived, please get off with me.

After entering the gate, you will go around the main hall and the current location is the famous promenade. You see, the green painted pillars and the red painted balustrades are beyond sight. This promenade is more than seven or eight hundred meters long and is divided into two hundred and seventy-three rooms.

There are colorful paintings on the sills of each room, depicting people, landscapes, flowers and plants, and no two paintings are the same among the thousands of paintings. The flowers and trees planted on both sides of the promenade, one flower has not yet been saved, and the other flower has already bloomed. The breeze blows from the Kunming Lake on the left, which makes people feel refreshed, do you feel it?

After walking the promenade, we are now at the foot of Wanshou Mountain. Everyone looked up and saw that an octagonal pagoda-shaped three-story building towered on the mountainside, and the yellow glazed tiles were shining, which was the Buddha Xiang Pavilion. The rows of splendid palaces below are the Paiyun Palace.

Now, we are in the Buddha Xiang Pavilion in Wanshou Mountain. Everyone looked down, and most of the scenery of the Summer Palace was in full view. Look, the lush trees cover the yellow and green glazed tile roofs and vermilion palace walls.

In front, Kunming Lake is as quiet as a mirror and as green as a piece of jasper. Pleasure boats and painting boats also glide slowly across the lake, leaving almost no traces. Everyone looked to the east, and could vaguely see several ancient city towers and the white pagoda in the city.

The location where we are now is Kunming Lake. Kunming Lake is surrounded by a long embankment with several stone bridges of different styles. Walk across the stone bridge and go to the small island in the center of the lake to play.

You see, the bridge I'm pointing to now has seventeen holes, so it's called the Seventeen Hole Bridge. There are hundreds of stone pillars on the railings of the bridge, and the pillars are carved with small lions, and these lions are in different postures, and no two are the same. Okay, now you can go to the island, gather here in two hours, and then we'll take the car back.

Disband! When you are about to get off the bus) Did you all have fun today? Through my explanation, do you have a certain understanding of the Forbidden City? I hope you will come back to me as your guide next time. Good bye.

Please follow me. Now, this one of my fingers is the famous promenade. This promenade is not ordinary.

It is more than 700 meters long and divided into 273 rooms. As you can see, there are many multicolored pictures on the sills of each room, painted in a variety of ways, including people, flowers, and landscapes, and no two of the thousands of paintings are the same. No wonder it is called "the world's first gallery".

Let's look ahead, this is the rippling blue waves of Kunming Lake. The lake is as quiet as a mirror. Pleasure boats often pass by here, and you can hear the singing and laughter of the people on board.

On the top of Kunming Lake, is the famous Wanshou Mountain. Standing here, we can see the full scenery of the Summer Palace. Standing here and looking at it, the entire Summer Palace is really magnificent. Lush trees shade the yellow, green glazed tile roofs and vermilion palace walls.

An octagonal pagoda-shaped three-story building towers halfway up the mountain, with yellow glazed tiles shining, this is the antique Buddha Xiang Pavilion.

Come and see this beautiful stone bridge! This stone bridge has 17 bridge holes, called the Seventeen Hole Bridge. There are hundreds of stone pillars on the railing of the bridge, and the pillars are carved with vivid lion cubs in different postures.

Built for emperors in history, this classical garden has become one of China's most famous tourist hotspots, welcoming millions of visitors every year. In 1986, the Summer Palace was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After listening to my introduction, everyone was also impressed! Then go to the Summer Palace and see for yourself!

You can take a look at the full explanation of primary school textbooks.

Your handwriting is very good, there are a lot of good words and sentences, but there are too many books you have written that the Summer Palace is modeled on, please revise it, thank you for letting me visit!

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There's something wrong, if people want to find a tour guide for the Summer Palace, you will scold other people's pigs, it's really a neurotic.

It's almost time to arrive at the Summer Palace, so I'll introduce you first. The Summer Palace is located in the northwest suburbs of Beijing, mainly with Wanshou Mountain and Kunming Lake. A few more reminders.

1。Don't litter, throw it in the surrounding trash cans. 2。

Keep up with me, the Summer Palace is huge, and you'll get lost if you're not careful. 3。Keep your valuables by yourself.

This is the gate of the Summer Palace, which is very large and wide.

Everybody come in with me.

Look, this is the famous corridor, a total length of 728 meters, a total of 273 rooms, is the longest verandah in the garden of the garden, in 1992 was identified as the world's longest gallery, listed in the "Guinness World Records", each beam on the corridor has a color painting, a total of more than 14,000 pictures, including landscapes, flowers, birds, fish and insects, character allusions, etc. No two paintings are the same, nothing is alike.

Don't forget to look at the flowers and plants on both sides, they are also beautiful.

Now I have finished walking the corridor and come to the foot of Wanshou Mountain. Everyone looked up, and the three-story building in the shape of an octagonal pagoda was the Buddha Xiang Pavilion. The rows of splendid palaces below are the beautiful Paiyun Palaces in the past. Let's climb Wanshou Mountain with me.

Now that I'm in Wanshou Mountain, take a look at the scenery below. This is Kunming Lake.

Come down with me.

This is Kunming Lake, clear as a mirror, green as a piece of jasper. If you want to take a cruise, you can go and meet here later.

Now, look at the bridge on this side, it's called the Seventeen Hole Bridge because it has seventeen holes. There are hundreds of stone pillars on the railing of the bridge, and the pillars are carved with lion cubs. There are so many lions, with different postures, and none of them are the same.

Today's tour is over, see you next time. Bye!

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The Summer Palace was originally the palace and garden of the Qing Dynasty emperors, formerly known as the Qingyi Garden, which was the last garden built in the Three Mountains and Five Gardens, which was built in 1750 and completed in 1764, with an area of 290 hectares (4,400 acres) and about three-quarters of the water surface. Before Qianlong succeeded to the throne, in the western suburbs of Beijing, four large royal gardens had been built, from Haidian to Xiangshan, these four gardens were self-contained, lacking organic connection with each other, and the "Wengshan Bo" in the middle became an open area. In the fifteenth year of Qianlong (1750), the Qianlong Emperor rebuilt it into Qingyi Garden here, and connected the four gardens on both sides as a whole, forming a royal garden area of 20 kilometers from the current Qinghua Garden to Xiangshan.

In the tenth year of Xianfeng (1860), Qingyi Garden was burned down by the British and French forces. In the fourteenth year of Guangxu (1888), the Empress Dowager Cixi used 30 million taels to rebuild in the name of raising naval funds, and renamed it the Summer Palace as a summer amusement place. In the twenty-sixth year of Guangxu (1900), the Summer Palace was destroyed by the "Eight-Nation Alliance" and many buildings were burned.

It was restored in the twenty-ninth year of Guangxu (1903). Later, during the warlord melee and the rule of the Kuomintang, it was destroyed again, and after 1949, it continued to allocate funds for repair, and on March 4, 1961, the Summer Palace was announced as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units, and was included in the "World Heritage List" in November 1998. On May 8, 2007, the Summer Palace was officially approved by the National Tourism Administration as a national 5A-level tourist attraction.

The Summer Palace is the culmination of traditional gardening art, with Wanshou Mountain and Kunming Lake forming its basic framework, borrowing the surrounding landscape environment, full of the magnificent and magnificent momentum of China's imperial gardens, and full of natural interest, which highly embodies the gardening principle of "although made by man, it is like opening from heaven". The artificial landscape such as the pavilions, corridors, halls, temples and small bridges of the Summer Palace and the natural mountains and the open lake are harmoniously integrated with each other and artistically, and the whole garden art is cleverly conceived, it is a masterpiece of the masterpiece of Chinese garden architecture art, and it has a significant position in the history of Chinese and foreign garden art.

The Summer Palace Scenic Area is a large area, covering an area of square kilometers (293 hectares), mainly composed of two parts, Wanshou Mountain and Kunming Lake, of which the water surface accounts for three-quarters (about 220 hectares). The building in the park is centered on the Buddha Xiang Pavilion, there are more than 100 scenic spots and buildings in the park, more than 20 large and small courtyards, 3555 ancient buildings, an area of more than 70,000 square meters, and more than 3,000 buildings in different forms such as pavilions, platforms, buildings, pavilions, corridors, pavilions, etc. There are more than 1,600 ancient and famous trees.

Among them, the Buddha Xiang Pavilion, the Long Corridor, the Stone Boat, Suzhou Street, the Seventeen Hole Bridge, the Harmony Garden, and the Grand Stage have all become well-known representative buildings.

The Summer Palace is one of the most richly landscaped and well-preserved royal gardens in the world. It is a perfect combination of artificial and natural gardens, located in Beijing's Haidian District, ten kilometers from Tiananmen Square. The Summer Palace covers an area of 2.9 million square meters, the size of four Forbidden Cities.

In such a large area, nearly 3,000 pavilions and pavilions were built in harmony with nature. That kind of atmospheric, harmonious beauty is incomparable to other gardens. The Summer Palace has a long history and has experienced vicissitudes.

Long before the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, it was a good place for emperors to fish and hunt. Qianlong began a large-scale construction project in 1750, which was built to celebrate his mother's birthday. At that time, it was called Qingyi Garden.

However, Qingyi Garden only existed for more than 100 years in history, and in 1860, it was burned down by the British and French forces. After several twists and turns, Cixi proposed to re-restore it and then renamed it the Summer Palace, taking the meaning of Yiyang Chonghe. However, due to lack of financial resources, only the front part of the mountain was built.

The Summer Palace is mainly composed of two parts: Wanshoushang and Kunming Lake. It means Fukuyama Shouhai here. It is mainly divided into three major areas, the political activity area, the emperor's living area, and the scenic tour area.

Due to the large size of the Summer Palace, we mainly visit the representative buildings, which can be visited in three major areas. Our tour route today is to enter the East Palace Gate and exit the North Ruyi Gate. You can visit Renshou Hall successively, Leshou Hall Yulan Hall Yuanwang Seventeen Hole Bridge, Tour Corridor Stone Boat and so on.

I hope everyone will follow me. I will explain it to you in detail. Have fun, everyone.