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1. Win with water. The water area accounts for 3 4 of the whole park, and the designer designs and arranges according to the characteristics of the water surface, and the main buildings and scenic spots face Kunming Lake, or overlook the lake.
In order to avoid the monotony of the open lake, the lake is divided into several areas with a long causeway, and islands such as Phoenix Pier, Zhijing Pavilion and Zaojian Hall are also arranged in the lake to symbolize the legendary Penglai, Abbot, Yingzhou and other three sacred mountains on the sea, so that the waters are both open and full of interest.
2. The combination of lakes and mountains. Wanshou Mountain on the north shore of the lake is 58 meters high, like a green screen standing. The scenery of the lake and the mountains contrast with each other.
The front mountain is the center of the whole garden, in the middle is a group of huge buildings, from the wisdom of the sea on the top of the mountain down is the Buddha Xiang Pavilion, Tanhui Palace, Paiyun Palace, Paiyun Gate, Yunhui Yuyu Fang to reach the lake.
Among them, the beamless hall of glazed bricks and tiles and the Buddha incense pavilion with a height of 41 meters are majestic and are the most distinctive buildings. On both sides of the central axis of this group, many foiling buildings are arranged. There are long silhouettes and stone fences around the lake, which clearly distinguish and closely connect the lake and the mountain.
3. Contrast. The buildings in the front mountain are magnificent, resplendent and splendid, and the buildings in the back mountain are hidden and the scenery is quiet; Kunming Lake is vast and magnificent, Houhu Lake (Suzhou Creek) is quiet and exquisite, the buildings in the East Palace Gate are dense, and the scenery of the west embankment and the west area of the embankment is beautiful. The strong contrast makes visitors have different feelings, thus adding more interest.
4. The scenery changes step by step. According to different geographical characteristics, with the building, the platform, the pavilion, the pavilion, the hall, the hall, the pavilion, the curling corridor and the rockery flowers and trees are combined into different scenic spots. There are obvious differences between the various scenic spots, but also organic connections, so that people walk through the park, and the scenery changes everywhere and emerges endlessly.
5. Borrowing the scene. The designer not only considered the mutual cooperation and borrowing of the scenery in the park, but also made full use of the surrounding scenery, so that the peaks of the West Mountain, the smoke willows of the West Embankment, and the tower shadow of the Yuquan Mountain are just like the scenery in the garden. This ingenious technique of having scenery inside and outside the garden gives people the feeling that the scope of the garden is more extensive.
6. There is a garden in the garden. In a low-lying place at the eastern foot of Wanshou Mountain, where water gathers into a pond, according to Wuxi Huishan Garden, a harmonious garden was built. It takes the pool as the center, with the hall, the pavilion, the pavilion, the verandah, the small bridge, has its own independent pattern, and becomes the garden in the garden.
Moreover, it is elegant and quiet, which is in stark contrast to the dense palace complex inside the East Palace Gate, giving people a sense of refreshment.
7. Scene modeling. The garden brings together many scenic spots in the country, but it is not a blunt imitation, but has a unique charm, such as the Harmony Garden imitates Huishan Garden, the West Causeway Six Bridges imitate the Hangzhou West Lake Su Causeway, the Hanxu Hall, Jingming Building imitate the Yellow Crane Tower, Yueyang Tower, Suzhou Street imitates the Suzhou City Street, etc., but there are great differences.
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The Summer Palace is the largest and most well-preserved royal garden in China and one of the four famous gardens in China.
The Summer Palace is located in Haidian District, Beijing, which uses Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain as the base site, takes the scenery of West Lake in Hangzhou as the blueprint, absorbs some design techniques and artistic conception of Jiangnan gardens and builds a large-scale natural landscape garden, and is also the most well-preserved royal palace garden, known as the Royal Garden Museum.
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The characteristics of the Summer Palace are based on Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain, based on Hangzhou West Lake, and a large-scale landscape garden built by absorbing the design techniques of Jiangnan gardens.
On March 4, 1961, the Summer Palace was announced as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units, and was called the four famous gardens in China together with the Chengde Summer Resort, the Humble Administrator's Garden and the Lingering Garden, 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. In 2009, the Summer Palace was selected as the largest surviving royal garden in China by the China World Records Association.
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The Summer Palace is characterized by its complete and beautiful galleries, compared to the mounds of the Old Summer Palace, the Summer Palace is a royal garden.
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Summary. Dear and dear, the characteristics of the Summer Palace are: the Summer Palace, the imperial garden of the Qing Dynasty in China, formerly known as the Qingyi Garden, is located in the western suburbs of Beijing, 15 kilometers away from the city, the whole garden covers an area of square kilometers, the whole garden art of the Summer Palace 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 back mountain of Wanshou Mountain and the back lake are forested by ancient trees, the environment is elegant, there are Tibetan-style temples, and the ancient trading street of Suzhou Creek. At the east end of the back lake, there is a harmonious garden built in imitation of Wuxi Jichang Garden, which is small and exquisite, and is called "the garden in the garden".
What are the characteristics of the Summer Palace?
Dear and dear, the characteristics of the Summer Palace are: the Summer Palace, the imperial garden of the Qing Dynasty in China, formerly known as the Qingyi Garden, is located in the western suburbs of Beijing, 15 kilometers away from the city, the whole garden covers an area of square kilometers, the whole garden art of the Summer Palace 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 back mountain of Wanshou Mountain and the back lake are forested by ancient trees, the environment is elegant, there are Tibetan-style temples, and the ancient trading street of Suzhou Creek.
At the east end of the back lake, there is a harmonious garden built in imitation of Wuxi Jichang Garden, which is small and exquisite, and is called "the garden in the garden".
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