What are the scenic spots in the Summer Palace?

The hall was built in Qianlong period, 1860 was burned by British and French allied forces, and rebuilt in Guangxu period. The main building is a two-volume hall with seven rooms wide, with an annex hall and a small pavilion on the left and right. The terrain is Gao Shuang, and the environment is quiet. That's where Emperor Qianlong looked out of the garden to see the crops of the people.

2. Party:

Originally named Zhou Shi, it was built in Qianlong for twenty years (1755). The hull is made of giant stone carvings with a total length of 36 meters. The original Chinese-style cabin was burnt down by the British and French allied forces in 1860, and it was changed into a western-style cabin when it was rebuilt in Guangxu 19th year (1893), so it was named "Qing" because it meant "Heqing Haiyan".

3. Su Yunyan City Management:

Built in the Qianlong period, it is also called Beique. 1860, the original building of this city was taken away by the British and French allied forces, which contained a silver statue of Guan Yu. During the Guangxu period, when the Summer Palace was rebuilt, it was converted into a pavilion-style building to worship the memorial tablet of Guandi.

4. Hua Chengge:

Huacheng Pavilion is a building complex built during Qianlong period. /kloc-was burned by the British and French allied forces in 0/860, and now only the architectural bases such as Duobao glass tower and stone carving are left. ?

5. Duobao glass tower:?

Duobao glass tower is16m high, with eight sides and seven floors. The tower body is inlaid with seven-color glass bricks, bearing the white marble sumitomo. In front of the tower stands a stone tablet engraved in Chinese, Mongolian, Manchu and Tibetan.

6. Promenade:

The promenade was built in the 15th year of Qianlong (1750), then burned by the British and French allied forces, and rebuilt in the 12th year of Guangxu (1886). The promenade is 728 meters long, starting from the Moon Inviting Gate in the east and ending at the Zhang Pavilion in the west. There are more than 8,000 colorful paintings of figures, landscapes and flowers and birds on the beam, which is the longest veranda in China's classical gardens.

There are four octagonal pavilions with double eaves in the middle of the corridor, namely Liulian Pavilion, Jilan Pavilion, Qiushui Pavilion and Qingyao Pavilion. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, they spread symmetrically from east to west with Paiyundian as the center, connecting the buildings distributed in front of Wanshou Mountain.

7. Renshoutang:

Qingyi Garden, named Qin Zhengtang, was built in the 15th year of Qing Qianlong (1750), burned by the British and French allied forces in the 10th year of Xianfeng (1860) and rebuilt in the 12th year of Guangxu (1886). Renamed Renshoutang, it means "Benevolence" in The Analects of Confucius. This is the place where Cixi and Guangxu lived in the Garden. They were in charge of state affairs, received congratulations and met with foreign envoys. It was the main building of the hearing area of the Summer Palace.

8. Seventeen-span bridge:

It was built in the 15th year of Qingganlong (1750), with a total length of 150 meters, connecting the east embankment and the south lake island in the west. It is the longest existing bridge in the royal garden of China, and it is named after seventeen bridge coupon holes. More than 500 stone lions of different shapes are carved on the sentry box and bridge fence at the bridge head. There are four stone carving animals at both ends of the bridge fence, which are powerful and powerful, and are masterpieces of stone carving art in Qing Dynasty.

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