The tour guide's words in Lion Grove ended incisively.

There are five incisive articles at the end of The Lion Forest Tour Guide.

Although the lion forest is not high, it is surrounded by holes and depressions, and the chiseled pool is not deep, but the loop is tortuous and deep. Waterfalls and flowing springs are hidden among flowers and trees. So do you know what the tour guide words are like now? Here, I would like to share with you some brilliant endings of tour guides in Lion Forest, hoping to help you.

Lion Forest Tour Guide Finally, incisive article 1 Dear friends,

Hello everyone!

You came all the way here. Welcome to visit the famous lion forest in Jiangnan garden. I'm a tourist guide here. My surname is Zhang. You can call me Xiao Zhang. Pay attention to safety when going to the lion forest, because there are many lions here, so everyone should follow me closely! Not much to say, let's go in!

Lion Forest, one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou, was built between the Yuan Dynasty and the first year of Zheng Zheng, with a history of more than 600 years. This garden was built by Zen master Tian Ru, a monk in Yuan Dynasty, in memory of his teacher, Zen master Zhongfeng. Everyone looks up at this first door, and the teacher with the "lion forest" on his forehead is the teacher's teacher. Later, because there were many rockeries in the park, which looked like lions, the writing was changed to lion forest, which has been used ever since. This is the ticket office. The word "lion forest" on the doorman's forehead is the imperial pen of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty.

First of all, we came to Beijia Ancestral Hall, because the last owner of Lion Forest was named Bei. Look at the words "Yunlin Yi Yun" on the plaque in the middle. It is Gu's calligraphy, in order to praise the designer's design, quiet and elegant charm of Lion Forest. The wooden railings on both sides of the corridor are carved with Chinese characters of peony, phoenix and longevity, and there are screens with vases and scallops. What is the use and significance of laurel leaves? Used to write Buddhist scriptures, it not only shows that the lion forest is a place of Zen, but also has commemorative significance. Everyone knows that the ancestral temple is a place to worship ancestors, but there is another special place in Beijia Ancestral Temple. You didn't notice, because ... he was special on the roof. Look! There are statues of three immortals, Fu, Lu and Shou, and a child on it, which shows that the owner wants his descendants to excel and honor their ancestors. Look at the brick word "Spring Flower" at the entrance of the corridor, which means all loves. Let's move on.

Now we have arrived at Yanyutang, which means peace and happiness ... Look at the words under our feet, right! There are five bats beside the word "shou", which means Five Blessingg's birthday, while Five Blessingg's word "shou" comes first, so longevity is the center. It means that the owner hopes that he and his family will live a long, healthy and safe life. This hall is a famous mandarin duck hall in Suzhou gardens. The front is called the hall, and the back is called the hall. The front hall receives distinguished guests or male guests, and the back hall is used to gather women. We can truly feel the absolute difference of architectural styles, which also profoundly reflects the feudal thought that men are superior to women.

We are now in a small square hall, named after it is a square. Look at the big empty windows on both sides. Are they like two pictures? Outside the east window is Chimonanthus praecox, and outside the west window is the urban forest. This is an artistic technique of gardening in Suzhou gardens, called framing. It can change the picture with the change of seasons and the movement of footsteps. We might as well try.

In front of it is the Nine Lions Peak, which consists of rocks and rockeries. If you look carefully, you will find nine lions of different shapes. They are so cute. There are 500 lions of different sizes and shapes in the lion forest, and we can see many lions in the future.

Passing through the round cave door engraved with the word "interest-related" (taken from Tao Yuanming's sentence "The garden is increasingly interesting"), we arrived at Zhibaixuan. This is where monks give lectures. It is said that in the Tang Dynasty, when Zen master Chen Cong (known as Zhaozhoufa) taught Zen teachings, no matter what his disciples asked him, he always replied: "cypress trees in front of the court." It means that meditators should experience it personally from mysterious hints, so it is named Zhi Baixuan. This is also the place where relatives of the Bay family get together. A plaque inscribed by Wang Tongyu hangs above the main hall, in which "Peak refers to cypress" refers to the story of Mi Fei bowing to Shifeng in Song Dynasty, and "cypress" refers to the Zen case-solving. This "Bai Shou Tu" was jointly completed by many famous painters and painters. The painting is red plum, Wu wrote Cooper, Xu painted lake stone, and there are new inscriptions. There are many rockeries in front of the hall, surrounded by cypress trees, and the dragons and tigers leap. The throne of Sleeping Cloud is located between rockeries. This rockery is the most famous rockery in classical gardens at present. There are four mountain roads, which are intertwined and complicated. Emperor Qianlong did not come out for two hours. There is also a chessboard hole in it, which is said to be the place where Lv Dongbin and Tie Guai Li play chess. There are famous stones on the fake peaks, such as shining and spitting the moon. There are strange pines and strange cypresses in the crevices, just like a beautiful landscape painting. It is said that Emperor Qianlong once painted a picture here. Please take a photo here as a souvenir.

Now we come to the flower basket hall. It is named after the column end of the hall is decorated with flower baskets. 1945 A very famous thing happened in this hall. Hey, that tourist is right! A Japanese surrender ceremony was held here. The giant screen door is Song Shoutu, and the horizontal plaque in the official script is "Wind coming and water going", pointing out that this is a good place to enjoy lotus flowers in summer.

Look, this is the real fun house. The word "true interest" was written by Emperor Qianlong himself. There is such a story: Xi Hunag, the number one scholar, meets the driver in Gan Long Garden. When he saw the word "interesting" written by Gan Long, he felt that the word "you" was too vulgar, so he asked the emperor to give him the word "you" and left the word "interesting" that we see now. Look at the pavilion decorated with a "scholar hat", which has profound implications. There is a saying that "a scholar is the root of a prime minister". If you want to become a champion, you must first start from the champion, and the idea of the garden is to educate future generations to study hard, hoping to become a champion one day and win fame. High-rise buildings have sprung up, and this principle is equally applicable today. Now, while enjoying the scenic spots such as the pavilion in the middle of the lake, the zigzag bridge, Zhou Shi, waterfalls, and Tanhu Lake, we take photos as a souvenir. 10 minutes later, we will gather in the open space on the east side of the stone arch bridge, dig holes and climb mountains, and truly appreciate the charm of the world-famous "rockery kingdom".

(After drilling the rockery) The place where we are now is called Li Xuetang. There is an allusion here, which tells that during the Northern Song Dynasty, Shi Yang and You Zuo braved the heavy snow and waited outside the door to meet their teacher Cheng Yi, to show that they were open-minded and eager to learn, so they were also called Cheng Menxue Pear. This fully shows that the theme of the park is to carry forward the concept of respecting teachers and valuing education. Please look at the three lake stones in the courtyard again. What are they like? Yes! Such as cows, crabs and lions. Cattle want to eat crabs, but they don't know where to eat them. The crab bared its teeth and showed no weakness, while the lion watched curiously. This group of lake stones is very interesting, and its name is "The lion sees the cow and eats the crab". There are also two groups of lake stones: the lion rolling hydrangea and the bangs hitting the golden toad. If we are careful, we can find an interesting phenomenon. You see, the lion's tail is up, and the golden toad has only three feet. This is not an omission, but a Zen teaching implied by the owner: Don't take things too seriously, you'd rather be confused. "Cows eat crabs" also embodies a casual meaning. This golden toad, who followed Liu Hai, escaped when Liu Hai was not looking. Liu Hai later learned that it was hidden in a well in Beijia Garden, and he used money to string it into a fishing rod to catch it. Since then, Jin Chan's real body has returned to her side, but her physical body has stayed at Bei's home. The Bei family is proud of this and thinks it symbolizes prosperity. Since then, the three-legged golden toad has become the family symbol of the Bei family.

Look! Yan Yutang again. We went back to where we entered the garden. After turning right, we can leave the garden gate.

This is the end of today's tour. Thank you for visiting the Lion Forest. I hope my explanation today will satisfy you, and I hope you can visit the Lion Forest often in the future. Finally, I wish you good health and all the best. thank you

At the end of the tour guide's words in Lion Forest, there is an incisive article 2. Visitor:

Hello everyone! I am your guide to visit the Lion Forest today. My surname is Chen. You can call me Xiao Chen. We came to the lion forest, which was built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It is one of the most tortuous and complicated examples of classical gardens in China.

We have entered the gate of the lion forest. Do you think the stone in front looks like two lions standing tall? Look again, is it like a stone lion lying on the ground? Next, I want to show you a more magical lion horse. This stone lion stands tall. Much like a horse, people can sit on it and take pictures.

Follow me forward again, and we come to the most distinctive place in the lion forest-the Mystery Lion Array. There are many lions here, like a mystery palace, with many stone lions in it. Speaking of this riddle, I have to know a story: at first, Emperor Qianlong saw this riddle and was very curious. He came in, but unexpectedly, he was trapped. Until someone found out that the emperor was missing and called many people to look for him. The first person who found it asked, "Emperor, what are you doing?" Emperor Qianlong said, "How many stone lions are there? I am counting. " The person who came first said, "There are more than three hundred! "The Emperor" and the stone lions in the Lion Grove were all shipped from other places by their owners, and they were beautifully carved. You can take more photos, and then you can walk in the riddle, but remember, you must turn left or right for 20 minutes, and I will wait for you at the end of the riddle.

Today, our trip is over. We brought home the happiness and photos of visiting the lion forest and brought them to everyone at home. Remember to call me when you travel in the future! My travel agency is a 10-star tourist group with constant sunshine.

At the end of the tour guide of Lion Forest, the third article is incisive. Dear passengers,

Hello everyone!

I'm Chen Wanke, the little tour guide. Today, I will show you the Lion Forest, one of the four gardens in Suzhou. I hope everyone will keep the scenic spot clean during the tour. Thank you.

Lion Forest was founded in Yuan Dynasty, and has a history of 650 years. Lion Forest was built by the disciples of Tian Ru, a famous monk in Yuan Dynasty. Zen master Tian Ru learned this rule from Lion Mountain in Tianmu Mountain, Zhejiang Province, and named it "Lion Forest" in memory of his master. Because there are many strange stones in the garden, which look like lions, it is also called "Lion Forest". Lion Grove is famous for its grotesque caves and grotesque peaks, and is known as the "rockery kingdom".

Attention, tourists, the present position is the lion forest rockery. The whole rockery is made of Taihu stone. It is magnificent, exquisite and beautiful, like a tortuous maze.

The rockery is divided into upper, middle and lower floors, 9 mountain roads and 2 1 cave. Along the winding passage, sometimes through the hole, sometimes across the bridge, up and down, left and right, back and forth, endless mystery. At the same time, they walked around the mountain, only hearing their voices, but not their people. Sometimes clearly opposed, but opposed; There are holes to meet, but they are out of reach; Sometimes when I see "there is no road to doubt", I turn around and "it's another village." Turning around, you can also enjoy all kinds of lake stones. Most of them are like lions, and there are more than 500 large and small ones: some are roaring, some are sleeping, some are frolicking ... some are like turtles, some are like fish, some are like birds ... You can also find pictures of the zodiac, which is really dazzling.

Lion Forest has attracted many cultural celebrities, even emperors. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty visited the Lion Forest five times, leaving a lot of inscriptions. Up to now, there is a "true interest" plaque inscribed by Qianlong himself in the park.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the end of my introduction. Please experience the wonderful fun of lion forest for yourself! I wish you a good time and enjoy your trip.

Lion Forest is one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou. It has a history of more than 650 years, and it is the representative of Yuan Dynasty gardens. Located at No.23, Huayuan Road, the northeast corner of Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, the plane is a slightly wider rectangle with an area of 1. 1 hectare, with an open area of 0. 88 hectares. 1982 was designated as a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu province. There are rockeries all over the park, surrounded by long corridors, towers looming, winding paths leading to a secluded place, and there is always a feeling of confusion. The wall of the corridor is embedded with calligraphy plaques of four famous Song Dynasty artists, Su Shi, Mi Fei, Huang Tingjian and Cai Xiang, and inscriptions of plum blossom poems by Wen Tianxiang in the Southern Song Dynasty.

It is mountainous in the southeast and watery in the northwest, surrounded by high walls and deep houses and winding corridors. With the pool in the middle as the center, the buildings are stacked on top of each other, with flowers and trees, small bridges and flowing water, pavilions and pavilions, making the whole park compact and full of artistic conception. Lion Forest has not only pavilions, terraces, buildings, pavilions, halls and corridors of Suzhou classical gardens, but also is famous for its grotesque rocks and deep caves, and is known as the "rockery kingdom". There are many rockeries in the Lion Forest, which are exquisitely carved, with lakes and mountains, staggered caves and valleys and twists and turns, and are called "Eighteen Scenes of Taoyuan". There are many strange peaks and rocks at the top of the cave, all of which are like lions dancing. There are many famous peaks, such as Hu Hui, Tuyue, Yuxuan and Angxia, among which Lion Peak is the first. Yuyan Temple is the main building of the park, and the Little Lion Forest is the back garden of Bodhi Zhenjing Temple. In 65438, Buddhist monk Tian Ru came to Suzhou to give a lecture, which was well received by his disciples. The following year (the last emperor of the Yuan Dynasty went from Shun Di to Zheng Zheng), disciples bought land and houses to build a Zen forest for Jackson Tian Ru. This garden was built in Yuan to two years (A.D. 1342) by the disciples of Zen Master Wei Ze Tianru for his teacher. Originally named "Lion Forest Temple", it was later renamed "Bodhi Zhenzong Temple" and "Shenen Temple". Historically, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Wei Ze, a disciple of Tian Ru, a famous monk, "invested at the same speed to buy land and build a house to live in his teacher".

Because there are many bamboos in the garden, there are many strange stones under them, which are like lions, and because the sky is like a Zen master, we can learn from the Lion Mountain in Tianmu Mountain, Zhejiang Province. In order to commemorate the relationship between Buddhism and its disciples, it was named "Lion Forest" and "Lion Forest" after taking the meaning of Leo in Buddhist scriptures. It is also because there is a word "lion roar" in Buddhist books ("lion roar" refers to the scriptures taught by Zen masters), and many rockeries look like lions, so they are named. However, he once wrote the poem "Fourteen Scenes of Lion Grove", which described the scenery and life scenes at that time. After the completion of the park, many poets and painters came here to participate in meditation, and their poems and paintings were included in the Collection of Records of the Lion Forest. After the death of the Zen master, the disciples dispersed and the temple garden gradually became barren.

In the sixth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1373), a 73-year-old great painter Ni Zan (Yunlin) passed by Suzhou, participated in gardening and painted poems (with a picture of the Lion Forest attached), which made the Lion Forest famous and became a scenic spot for Buddhists to give lectures and literati to paint poems. In the early Qing Dynasty, temple gardens became private property, separated from temples and named gardens. Because there are Wukesong trees in the park, it is also called Wusong Garden. 19 17 was bought by the pigment comprador Bei Runsheng. After nine years of construction and expansion, it is still named Lion Forest (the eastern part of the garden is the Beijia ancestral hall, ethnology and residence).

In the seventeenth year of Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, the monk surnamed Ming was entrusted to Chang 'an, and the Sheng 'en Temple and the Buddhist Temple in Lion Forest were rebuilt, reappearing the prosperous scene. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, the temple was separated from the garden, and was later bought by Huang Zhi's father, Huang Xingzu, the magistrate of Hengzhou, and named as "Sheyuan".

1703,1/kloc-0 In February, the Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty visited the Lion Forest for six times, and successively presented plaques such as "Mirror Wisdom Round Photo", "Painting Zen Temple" and the existing "True Interest". In the thirty-sixth year of Qing Qianlong (A.D. 177 1), he was the top high school student in Xi Hunag. He refined his mansion and reorganized his courtyard, and named it "Wu Song Courtyard". By the middle of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, the Huang family had declined and the garden had fallen, but the rockery was still there.

In A.D. 19 17, Bei Runsheng (the uncle of the world-famous architect I.M. Pei) bought the Lion Forest from Li Zhongyu, the chief civil administrator, and spent 800,000 silver dollars to renovate it. It took nearly seven years to add some scenic spots and named them "Lion Forest". Lion Forest was dubbed Suzhou City for some time. Bei Runsheng was ready to open, but it was not opened because of the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. After the death of Bei Runsheng in A.D. 1945, the Lion Forest was managed by Sun Beihuanzhang. After liberation, the descendants of Bayes donated the garden to the country, and Suzhou Garden Management Office took over the renovation and opened it to the public in 1954.

At the end of the tour guide's words, the incisive fifth article: Hello everyone! I'm your tour guide, and the place we visited is Lion Forest. Suzhou is a famous national historical and cultural city in China. It has always been famous for its beautiful scenery and elegant gardens, and has the reputation of "Jiangnan Garden is the best in the world and Suzhou Garden is the first in Jiangnan". 1985, Suzhou Garden was rated as one of the top ten scenic spots in China.

Lion forest is here. Come with me. The lion forest is unpredictable and worth seeing. It is one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou. Because of the rocky peaks in the garden, it looks like a lion, so it is named "Lion Forest". There are many beautiful rockeries and lakes in the forest, and the buildings are patchwork. The main buildings are Yanyutang, Jianshan Tower, Waterfall Pavilion and Meiwen Pavilion. "You see," I said, "Garden Road in the northeast of the city was built between the Yuan Dynasty and the first year of Zheng Zheng, with a history of more than 600 years. This garden was built by Zen master Tian Ru, a monk in Yuan Dynasty, in memory of his teacher, Zen master Zhongfeng. The teacher of the "lion forest" on the forehead of the first door is the teacher's teacher. Later, because there are many rockeries in the park that look like lions, the spelling was changed to lion forest, which has been used ever since.

Stepping into the garden, you can see a big hall, that is, Beijia Ancestral Temple. In the middle of the plaque is the word "Yunlin" written in ancient calligraphy, praising the design of one of the designers of "Lion Forest" as ethereal, quiet and elegant. The wooden railings on both sides of the corridor are carved with Chinese characters of peony, phoenix and longevity, and there are screens with vases and scallops. The ancestral temple is a place where ancestors and clansmen meet. Three immortals, Fuxi, Lu Heshou and a child, were carved on the roof, indicating that the owner wanted his descendants to be outstanding and respect their ancestors.

Look at the brick "Spring Flowers" at the entrance of the corridor, which means all loves. Please go forward. Now we are in Yanyutang, which means peace and happiness. Judging from the Book of Songs, "Yan is famous for her literary talent, but she has no hand". Please look at the words under your feet again, yes! It is a "longevity" word, with five bats beside it, which means Five Blessingg's birthday, while Five Blessingg's "longevity" comes first, so longevity is the center.

It means that the owner hopes that he and his family will live a long and healthy life, have many children and be happy. The building of this hall is the famous Yuanyang Hall in Suzhou Gardens.

"Look at the big empty windows on both sides, which make us feel like two paintings. Outside the east window, there is Chimonanthus praecox, and outside the west window, there is an urban forest. This is an artistic technique of gardening in Suzhou gardens, called framing. It can change the picture with the change of seasons and the movement of footsteps. We might as well try. In front of it is the Nine Lions Peak, which consists of rocks and rockeries. If you look closely, you will find nine lions of different shapes, which are innocent and lovely. There are 500 lions of different sizes and shapes in the lion forest, and we can see many lions in the future. "

After listening to my introduction, do you really want to come to the lion garden to have a closer look?