Tour Guide Words of Suzhou Lion Forest

As a kind-hearted tourism professional, it is inevitable to write a tour guide, which is an article explaining the basic situation of the local area and introducing the local customs. So what are the excellent tour guide words? The following are eight tour guide words I compiled for you in Suzhou Lion Forest. Welcome to share.

Suzhou Lion Forest Travel Guide 8 1 Dear friends:

Hello, everyone, nice to meet you. I will accompany you to visit Suzhou classical gardens, a famous historical and cultural city and tourist attraction in China. Oh, I forgot to introduce myself. My surname is Hu. You can call me tour guide Hu. The driver's surname is Peng. You can call him driver Peng. Accompanied by the driver Peng and me, we can get two "hearts": one is to rest assured, because the driver Peng has been engaged in this business for 10 years; The second is to be happy. You can leave it to me. During this time, I promise to make everyone happy!

Well, before it's too late, let me introduce the paradise on earth-Suzhou classical gardens! Our first stop is Lion Forest. Lion Forest is located in Loumen Garden Road in the northeast of Suzhou. It was built in the Yuan Dynasty and is the representative of the Yuan Dynasty gardens. 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. Lion Forest is rectangular in plane, with an area of about 10000 square meters. It is one of the representatives of Suzhou classical gardens, with the largest existing ancient rockery group in China and the reputation of rockery kingdom. Is lion grove strange?

Go through the lion forest, go out about 5 kilometers, and you can see Hanshan Temple. Why don't we have a rest now? Speaking of Hanshan Temple, everyone will naturally think of the poem "Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the bell rings at midnight to the passenger ship"! It was named after a man named Hanshan, who had not lived here in the early Tang Dynasty. Now there is a monument in the temple engraved with Zhang Ji's poem a night-mooring near maple bridge.

Haha, today's wonderful trip is over. Are you really happy?

The guide words of Suzhou Lion Forest are 8 articles 2 1. Lion Forest introduces its geographical location, the origin of its name and the history of its construction.

Lion Forest is a world cultural heritage, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, a national key cultural relic protection unit and one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou (the four famous gardens in Suzhou are Canglang Pavilion in Song Dynasty, Lion Forest in Yuan Dynasty, Humble Administrator's Garden in Ming Dynasty and Lingering Garden in Qing Dynasty). Located in the northeast corner of Suzhou ancient city, it covers an area of about 14 mu. Lion Forest is a garden represented by ancient rockery, which fully embodies the integration of Zen and Confucianism. The southeast peaks in the park are listed, the promenade is back to Rao, the northwest water town is light in green waves; In the west, there are steep rock walls, mountains and rivers, and waterfalls. The garden art is unique, including pavilions, terraces, buildings, pavilions, halls and corridors of Suzhou classical gardens, and it is famous for its strange peaks and caves, and is known as the rockery kingdom.

According to historical records, in the 13th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1534), the temple was separated from the garden, and the garden gradually evolved into a private garden. Ni Yunlin, a painter in the Ming Dynasty, drew a map of Lion Forest, and this garden became famous from then on. In the Qing Dynasty, Huang Zhi's father, Huang Xingren, the magistrate of Hengzhou, bought the Lion Forest and named it Sheyuan. In the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong (177 1), he was the top high school student in Xi Hunag. He refined his mansion and reorganized his courtyard, so he was named Wusongyuan. By the middle of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, the Huang family had declined, the garden had fallen, and the rockery was still there. Emperor Kangxi visited the lion forest on 1703 and gave a monument. Emperor Qianlong visited the Lion Forest six times, with poems 10 and 3 plaques, among which the Zhenqu plaque is still hanging in the garden. Yuanmingyuan and chengde mountain resort also built two lion forests.

19 17, Shanghai pigment giant Bei Runsheng (great-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. It took nearly seven years to transform and rebuild the main hall, build more scenic spots such as Yanyutang and Jiushifeng, and give it the old name of Lion Forest, which was once crowned as Sioux City. Bayes was ready to open up, but failed to do so because of the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War. 1945 After the death of Bei Runsheng, the Lion Forest was managed by Sun Beihuan Zhang. 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 on 1954.

2. Hall (sedan chair hall) Hall (ancestral hall) Yanyutang

The entrance hall of Lion Forest faces south, with a width of nearly 20 meters. There is a general door inside, with a threshold as high as 94 cm. In ancient times, the threshold was directly proportional to the family's income and status. On both sides of the hall, there are drum-hugging stones, embossed lion hydrangeas and Liu Hai fishing for golden toad. There is a stone forest plaque above the gate, with gold characters hanging on it on a red background.

Through the stone patio, the patio is actually equivalent to a sedan chair hall, where the sedan chair used to stop, and there are stools on both sides for the sedan chair bearers to rest, which is called lai stool. We are now in the main hall, the original Beijia ancestral hall. The wooden railing in front of the main hall is engraved with the pattern of phoenix wearing peony, which means wealth. There are sixteen begonia flower panes and floor-to-ceiling windows on the front, and the skirt is engraved with flowers and bat longevity patterns, which means happier and longer life. On the left and right sides of the corridor, there are bricks of the Dunzong nationality, which means that the family can live in harmony. There are three immortals above the eaves of the ancestral temple, representing three stars of longevity, and there is a child on the right, which means that later generations are developed. In the middle of the hall, Zhang Guaju's Chinese painting Songtu is magnificent and created by Zhang. Looking closely, there are Wukesong trees, which means that the lion forest was once named Wusongyuan. In Chinese painting, Yunlin is Gu's regular script.

3. The Nine Lions Peak in Xiao Fang Hall refers to Bai Xuan.

From the backyard of Yanyutang to the north, you will arrive at the salty and interesting small square hall in the garden. The small square hall is transparent on all sides and is an aisle hall. There is a golden brick in front, which was left by the Qing Dynasty. Brick is an elegant name for generous brick. According to the ancient book "Brick Land", brick is a fine-grained square brick specially fired for the court, with fine particles and dense texture, which is called the sound of stone. It is also called Beijing Brick, because it will be shipped to Cang Jing, Beijing, for the exclusive use of the Palace. The process of making a brick is very complicated and long, and it takes about 8 to 9 years to complete a brick. There are rectangular brick moon holes on the east and west walls of the small square hall, plain wintersweet outside the east window, rockeries and trees called urban forests outside the west window. Taking the doors and windows as the frame and enjoying the scenery outside is called framing. Two framed landscapes, such as two landscape paintings, show the gardener's ingenuity and profound artistic conception.

Out of the small square hall, you can see the Nine Lions Peak in the hall garden. Jiushifeng, which is made of Taihu rocks, is one of the representatives of many lake peaks in Lion Forest. It is magnificent, with vertical and horizontal vortex holes, exquisite and interesting. Named after imitating the shape of the Nine Lions. Against the backdrop of the peak stone powder wall, the clear outline of the peak stone is outlined, and there is a secondary peak on the left, and the bamboo forest is swaying, making the peak stone more strange and unpredictable. There are four missing paintings behind the Nine Lion Peak, representing the piano, chess, books and paintings respectively.

On the west side of Jiushifeng Yard, there is a begonia-shaped doorway carved with bricks to explore interesting and secluded places. The doorway is unique in shape and begonia-shaped, which constitutes a beautiful picture frame and is fascinating. Entering the gate is the main scenic spot of Lion Forest, with rockery in front and Bai Xuan behind.

4. Flower Basket Pavilion Hu Xin Pavilion Zhenqu Pavilion Zhou Shi

What we are seeing now is the flower basket hall. Flower Basket Hall, whose real name is Lotus Hall, was held here in 34 years of the Republic of China to surrender the Japanese invaders to the China army. In 68, this hall was burned down, and then a flower basket hall was moved from Zhengzhai, the entrance of the building. The so-called flower basket hall is a small hall. The step column in the hall does not fall to the ground, and it is changed into a short lotus column. The end of the column was carved into a flower basket. If there is a happy event, flowers will be inserted in the basket to show happiness. The Flower Basket Pavilion is built on the water with a platform in front. There are 14 French windows in the south of the hall, each of which is engraved with a Tang poem, and six long windows in the north of the hall are engraved with stories of landscape figures. There is a water cushion wind plaque hanging in the hall, indicating that it is a good place to enjoy the lotus in summer.

We saw a pavilion in the middle of the lake called Hu Xinting. From the west of the pavilion, there are waterfalls and flying springs. The waterfall * * * is divided into five folds, forming a splash, so a plaque is hung in the pavilion in the middle of the lake to see the waterfall. The pavilion in the middle of the lake is a good place to see the waterfall, which itself occupies the center of the lake. When tourists walk around the swimming pool, it always becomes the focus of attention. The zigzag bridge connecting the pavilion is in sharp contrast with the arch bridge in the south, which is flat, arched, straight, light and heavy.

What we have come to now is a truly interesting and splendid pavilion. The word "true interest" is said to have been inscribed by Emperor Qianlong. When Qianlong went down to the south of the Yangtze River and visited the lion forest in Suzhou, he was in a good mood and asked his entourage to prepare an inkstone and write down the words "really interesting". This is Huang, the number one tourist guide during Qianlong's reign. He felt tacky when he saw it. He said: "Long live the money of the emperor, I am poor. Please knock on the emperor and give me the middle word! " Gan Long understood his intention, so he gave him the word "wanderer", which became the word "interesting". After Qianlong left, local officials built a pavilion here with the word "true interest" as its name. Because it is a place visited by the emperor himself, the pavilion is resplendent in decoration and painted with the pattern of phoenix wearing peony, which is elegant and elegant. It is also decorated with a scholar hat pattern, which means that the scholar is the prime minister's seedling and encourages him to study hard and make progress. There are statues of the king of Wu on three sides, decorated with woodcut lions. Sitting here, you can enjoy the pavilions, zigzag bridges, Zhou Shi, waterfalls and the continuous rockery prospect in the lake.

When you leave the museum, go west along the corridor and you will arrive at Shifang. It was built by the last gardener in the 1920s, modeled after Zhou Shi in the Summer Palace. The middle and rear cabins are two floors. There are 86 stained glass windows around the stone boat.

5. The waterfall pavilion of Dimfragrance Shuying Building (listening to Taoting) asks Meige Shuangxiang Xianting Fanting Wen Tianxiang Shibei Pavilion Yubei Pavilion Li Xueting.

The name of this building comes from the famous sentence: the shadows are shallow and the dusk is fragrant. Meigui is sparse and expensive, and the secret is forbidden. Shu Mei's shadow slanted on the shallow water. At dusk, the branches of the moon have a faint fragrance. This elegant and intoxicating environment is really a good place to enjoy Mei Yongmei. The building is built by the lake, with a passage on the first floor, red berries and green trees can be seen in the south of the building, and the eaves flying between the trees are asking Mei Ge.

A few steps south of the Dimfragrance House, you can see the waterfall pavilion. The waterfall pavilion is built beside the waterfall in a square shape, and there is a shed at the top of the mountain to rest. There is a screen door in the west of the pavilion and a waterfall pavilion engraved on the upper part. The lower part is carved with Xinglin Spring relief, with cool tea, beautiful east fence and clear mountain home. There are stone tables and four stone drum piers in the pavilion. Sitting in the pavilion, the sound of water is gurgling, such as the sound of waves, so the pavilion is also called Tingtao Pavilion, which is in harmony with the waterfalls in the lake.

Wenmeige, named after a Zen case-solving, is the central landscape of the western regions. It was built on a hill with plum trees planted in front of the pavilion. The window patterns in the pavilion and the decorative patterns on the furniture floor are all carved into plum blossom shapes, and the paintings and calligraphy on the screen are also based on plum blossoms. This is the highest place in the west, overlooking the mountains in the east. There are pavilions and curved bridges in the middle of the lake in the pool, and the mountains in the whole park are vivid.

What we are seeing now is a double fragrant fairy pavilion, a rectangular pavilion with a single eaves, a porch on the top, wooden railings on three sides, and a white marble terrace in the pavilion. The so-called double fragrance refers to the fragrance of Mei Lian. Because there are plum blossoms near the pavilion, there is a lotus pond under the mountain. In winter, the dark fragrance of plum blossoms floats, and in summer, the lotus flowers are far and clear. You can enjoy these two scents here, just like the place where immortals live. The fragrance of lotus and plum blossom is pure, which brings noble enjoyment to the viewer and purifies the soul.

The pavilion in the corner is called a fan pavilion, which looks like a folded fan surface. Fan-shaped moon cave, fan-shaped prince of Wu, fan-shaped stone platform. Inside, you can enjoy the view of the garden.

The highest point in the gallery is the Wen Tianxiang Poetry Pavilion. Wen Tianxiang Poetry Pavilion is also called Zhengqi Pavilion. The inscription in the pavilion is Wen Tianxiang's cursive plum blossom poem: quiet and ethereal, elegant and single-minded; Who remembers the spring scenery? Plum blossom socket bottle.

LangDongdong Banting is the Imperial Monument Pavilion, which is embedded with the imperial poem "Poetry of Suzhou City in Lion Forest" written by Qianlong during his first visit to Lion Forest during his second southern tour (AD 1757). After the yellow stone carving, to show the wealth of the emperor, and to commemorate future generations, is one of the historical sites in the garden. The monument was destroyed, and now the inscription is re-engraved according to the rubbings after the Cultural Revolution, while the pedestal and the top of the monument are old things.

We walked out of the corridor and came to the Xuetang of the Winter Academy. This is an elegant and exquisite small courtyard. Li Xuetang used to be the temple where the lion forest preached dharma, and Zen master Tian Ru once taught dharma in Li Xuetang. The name of this hall comes from the Buddhist story Dharma. Hui Ke broke his arm in the snow and decided to visit Dharma as a teacher. There is another story in Song Dynasty: Shi Yang and You Zuo visited Cheng Yi, a famous Neo-Confucianism scholar at that time. Cheng Yi is resting in peace, and especially left stood respectfully, waiting for a long time. Cheng Yi woke up and the snow outside was a foot deep. Later generations regard Cheng Men and Sydney as examples of respecting teachers and valuing morality. Now leave the title of Snow, which means to carry forward the spirit of respecting teachers and valuing education and inspire future generations. At present, there are old couplets written by Tang Bohu in Ming Dynasty on the court columns on both sides of the hall: Matsuzaka is really a good guest, and the moon and the breeze are old friends. Now it is linked to Deng Yunxiang's heavy book. The courtyard is decorated with Jiafeng gems, forming the shape of the Lion Mountain. The lake stone also has the shapes of cows, crabs, lions and frogs, forming a landscape in which lions watch cows and eat crabs. Look, a bull's head sticks out from the north of the yard and climbs to the ground. Crab; The crab opened its claws angrily and met the cow head angrily. In the southeast corner of the yard, a lion peeped with its tail up and its mouth open, as if waiting for an opportunity to attack and take advantage of the fisherman. Behind this set of shapes is the artistic conception of mantis catching cicada and yellowbird behind.

Suzhou Lion Forest is located in Loumen Garden Road in the northeast of Suzhou City. It was founded in the Yuan Dynasty, and it is the representative of Yuan Dynasty gardens. 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. Lion Forest is rectangular in plane, with an area of about 10000 square meters. It is one of the representatives of Suzhou classical gardens, with the largest existing ancient rockery group in China and the reputation of rockery kingdom. 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. Lion Grove used to be the back garden of Bodaiji. In 65438, Buddhist monk Tian Ru came to Suzhou to give a lecture, which was well received by his disciples. The following year, disciples bought land and a house to build a Zen forest for Zen master Tian Ru. Zen master Tian Ru learned his method from Lion Mountain in West Tianmu Mountain, Zhejiang Province. In memory of his master, he named it "Lion Forest". It is also named after the word "lion roar" in Buddhist books. Many rockeries are shaped like lions.

After the death of the Zen master, the disciples dispersed and the temple garden gradually became barren. 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, which was later bought by Huang Zhi's father, Huang Xingzu, the magistrate of Hengzhou, and was named "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, he was the top student in Xi Hunag High School, refined his mansion and reorganized his courtyard, and named it "Wu Songyuan". By the middle of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, the Huang family had declined and the garden had fallen, but the rockery was still there.

Suzhou Lion Forest Tour Guide Message 8 4 Hello everyone! I'm a tour guide in your. The place we visited was 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 hall is a gathering place for ancestors and clansmen. On the roof, there are statues of three immortals, Fu, Lu and Shou, and a child, indicating that the owner wants his descendants to excel and honor 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?

Hello, I'm Xiao Chen, the tour guide of Suzhou Lion Forest. On this day, I will show you the Lion Forest, one of the four gardens in Suzhou. I hope everyone can continue to 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 method in 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, this 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: some are roaring, some are sleeping, some are frolicking ... some are like turtles, some are like fish, some are like birds ... It's really dazzling to find pictures of the 12 zodiac animals.

Lion Grove attracted many cultural celebrities, even the emperors of the Qing Dynasty.

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

Suzhou Lion Forest is one of the four famous gardens in Suzhou. It is located on Garden Road in the northeast of the city. It was built between the Yuan Dynasty and the first year of Mindfulness and has 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 gate is the teacher's teacher. Because there are many rockeries in the garden, which look like lions, the writing is changed to lion forest. The word "Lion Forest" on the forehead of the ticket office has always been the imperial pen of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty.

Stepping into the garden, you can see a big hall, that is, Beijia Ancestral Temple. In the middle of the plaque, there is the ancient inscription "Yunlin", which is a design that praises one of the designers of Lion Forest and has ethereal, quiet and elegant charm.

The wooden railings on both sides of the corridor are carved with the characters of peony, phoenix and longevity, and there are screens with vases and scallops writing Buddhist scriptures, which not only reflects that the Lion Forest is a place where Zen Buddhism practices Buddhism, but also has the benefit of commemoration, because the last owner of the Lion Forest is named Bei.

The ancestral temple is a place where ancestors and clansmen meet. Carved on the roof are statues of three immortals, Fu, Lu, Shou and a child, which proves that the owner wants his descendants to be outstanding and glorious. Look at the brick "Spring Flowers" at the entrance of the corridor, which means all loves.

Legend has it that the lion in the lion forest flew from Tianmu Mountain in Jianjiang. Tie Guai Li and Li Chunyang, the Eight Immortals, went to the banquet of the Queen Mother and rode a green lion across Tianmu Mountain. There is a clear spring on the top of the mountain. Tie Guai Li feels thirsty. He was overjoyed to see this. He rushed down the cloud, took down his gourd and went to the spring to drink water.

The green lion also jumped into the water to play. After a while, the lion climbed ashore and shook himself. The water scattered on the surrounding rocks suddenly turned into a group of lively and lovely little lions. The green lion plays closely with the young lion. Tie Guai Li smiled and said to Lv Yuyang, "Look, this green lion has moved a normal heart. Since he has so many descendants, let him be punished as the lion king here for the time being. " Then, with a wave of his iron finger, the lion turned back to stone, and the green lion became a mountain peak because he could not bear to leave.

When I arrived in Song Renzong, Zhongfeng monks in Zhejiang Buddhist temples hated Buddhism. One day, he traveled to Tianmu Mountain, where he was building a house to recite scriptures. Every morning, he recites scriptures in response to the Green Lion Peak. Originally, he had a high hatred and had long understood the origin of the strange lion rock and lion peak on the mountain.

The lion, known as Sister-in-law in Buddhism, is a Buddhist beast, and he has the intention to change the green lion back to its true colors. It's been a long time, because I often listen to the monk's statement, I actually turned into an elf and turned back into a green lion.

This green lion later became the mount of Zhongfeng monk. The Zhongfeng monk rode a green lion to visit his disciple Tian Ru. There are many strange rocks in Bordet, and their shapes are as lifelike as many lions. Seeing great joy, the green lion thought that he had returned to the pride of the Buddhist country, so he became a lion bee, and the lion hair scattered on the green lion also became various forms of little lions.

Some are like playing hydrangea, some are like two lions fighting, and some are majestic. When Master Shan saw his hands folded, he even said "Amitabha Buddha", praising Master for her boundless magical power and complete merits. Bordet became a Buddhist country and a lion country. The monk Zhongfeng said, "It might as well be called Lion Forest." So the lion in the lion forest became famous.

The Green Lion is happy to stay in the Lion Grove, but he is worried about Tie Guai Li. In a moment of anger, he left the green lion at the top of Tianmu Mountain. When he got back, he thought about it a little reluctantly. He went back to look for it, but there was no trace. So Tie Guai Li traveled all over the world, but there was no whereabouts.

One day I drifted across Suzhou and saw the Lion Peak in the lion forest in the distance. Isn't it a green lion? Hurry to discuss with Lv Chunyang, and the two immortals decided to go down to earth to see what happened. Walking into the lion grove rockery, Tie Guai Li limped slowly and got lost with Lv Chunyang. I can see Lv Chunyang in front from a distance, but I can't go around the rockery to see him. Tie Guai Li impatient flurried, sitting in the cave. Lv Chunyang loses to Tie Guai Li at chess every day. He thought this opportunity had come, so he asked Tie Guai Li to play a game of chess in a rockery cave. If Lv Chunyang wins, take him out. Tie Guai Li agreed, because in the past, he lost less and won more at chess. I didn't expect that this day, because I was trapped in a rockery, I was killed by Lu Chunyang in a panic.

Tie Guai Li had to ask Lv Chunyang for forgiveness. Lv Chunyang said: "I think this green lion is very happy in the lion forest, so I will stay there with the lion and its grandson." . Tie Guai Li was eager to go out and agreed. Lv Chunyang just took Tie Guai Li to set up a rockery.

At present, you should be careful when you go to the lion forest rockery. Don't walk out like Tie Guai Li who lost a game of chess and stayed in the rockery.

Suzhou Lion Forest Tour Guide Words 8 7 Tourists:

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-Mystery Lion Array. There are many lions here, like a mysterious palace. There are many stone lions here, continuous. Speaking of this mystery lion array, I have to know a story: I gave you twenty minutes, and I waited for you at the end of the mystery palace.

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.

Suzhou Lion Forest is located in Huayuan Road, Suzhou City. In the second year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1342), monk Tian Ru built an authentic Bodaiji in memory of his teacher, Zen master Zhongfeng, and because Zen master Zhongfeng had proposed the Lion Mountain in Tianmu Mountain, he took the meaning of "Lion Roar" from the Buddhist book and renamed it Lion Forest. In the sixth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1373), 73-year-old great painter Ni Zan (No. Yunlin) Passing through Suzhou, painting Lion Forest. In the early Qing dynasty, the temple garden became private property, isolated from the temple, and named Sheyuan, also known as 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).

Lion Forest is famous for its picturesque scenery, interesting rockery with lakes and rocks, and has the reputation of "rockery kingdom". Lion forest is rectangular in plane, with an area of about 15 mu. The southeast is mountainous, the northwest is watery, surrounded by high walls, and the climate is harsh. Lion forest rockeries are numerous and exquisite, with caves and valleys and twists and turns. The buildings in the park are mainly misty rain hall, followed by a small square hall with a snow hall. To the west, you can reach Bai Xuan, a two-story attic with exquisite Gao Shuang. To the west of Bai Xuan is the ancient Wusong Garden. The southwest corner is Jianshan Building. From Jianshan Building to the west, you can go to Lotus Hall. In the northwest of the hall, there is a really interesting pavilion next to the pool. The pavilion is beautifully decorated with seaweed and lifelike flowers. There are two stone boats beside the pavilion. On the shore of the stone boat is a building with faint fragrance and light shadow. From here, turn south along the corridor and you can reach the waterfall pavilion, which is the highest place in the whole park. The scenic center in the west of the park is Mei Wenting, and in front is Shuangxian Lane Pavilion. Shuangxiangxian Pavilion goes south to east, with a fan pavilion in the southwest corner and a small courtyard behind it, which is fresh and elegant.

Most of the ancient buildings in Lion Forest retain the style of Yuan Dynasty, which is a masterpiece of Yuan Dynasty gardens. The garden wins with stacked stones, the caves and valleys turn around, strange stones stand everywhere, and the pools linger. There are Bai Xuan, Zhenqu Pavilion, Meiwen Pavilion, Stone Boat and Sleeping Cloud Room. The main hall, Yanyutang, is a typical mandarin duck hall with exquisite structure and gorgeous furnishings. It refers to Bai Xuan, with rockery in the south and small pond in the next, and the cypress is vigorous, as shown in the figure; Looking at the mountain building, you can see the peaks and mountains like a sea of clouds; Carve the Lotus Hall; Wusongyuan courtyard is elegant; The pavilion in the lake, the fragrance building and the mystery pavilion have their own characteristics and attract people to watch. There are long corridors around the park, with complicated flower walls and leaking windows. There are more than 70 famous calligraphy steles here, which are world-renowned so far.

Yu Yue, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, praised the Lion Forest for "five disasters but not enough, nine upstream and downstream but not all". Scout, a contemporary landscape expert, commented on the rockery in Lion Forest as "winding, winding and as confusing as palindrome". Shizilin rockery is the only remaining large rockery in China gardens, which has important historical and artistic value.