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Old people over 70 from other provinces can visit Suzhou gardens for free.

Suzhou Municipal Government's Measures for Preferential Treatment of the Elderly in Suzhou (Fu Su [2007]147) stipulates:

1. All elderly people over 70 years old can visit parks, scenic spots, tourist attractions and public cultural facilities in our city for free with valid certificates such as old-age certificates or ID cards.

2. Old people aged 60 to 69 in this city and this province can visit parks (excluding world heritage sites), scenic spots and public cultural facilities in our city for free with valid certificates such as "Old Age Certificate" or ID card. For tourist attractions and Suzhou museums that charge tickets, half-price concessions are offered for each purchase. During the major garden activities, half-price preferential policies will be implemented.

Extended data:

In order to carry forward the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, continuously improve the quality of life of the elderly and effectively build a harmonious society, Suzhou has promulgated and implemented the Measures for Preferential Treatment of the Elderly in Suzhou.

Among them, in terms of "preferential treatment for sightseeing and cultural and sports activities", it is clearly stipulated that elderly people over 70 years old can visit parks, scenic spots, tourist attractions and public welfare cultural facilities in Suzhou free of charge with valid documents such as "Senior Citizen's Preferential Card" or ID card; ? Older people aged 60 to 69 can visit parks (excluding world heritage), scenic spots and public cultural facilities in Suzhou free of charge with valid certificates such as the Senior Citizen's Preferential Card or ID card.

Suzhou classical gardens, referred to as "Suzhou Gardens" for short, are world cultural heritage. The history of Suzhou classical gardens can be traced back to the gardens of King Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period in the 6th century BC. Private gardens were first recorded in Dongjiang Garden in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (4th century), where there were more and more famous gardens. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Suzhou became the most prosperous area in China, with private gardens all over the ancient city. In the heyday of16-18th century, there were more than 200 gardens in Suzhou. Suzhou classical gardens are now preserved in more than 60 places. Among them, classical gardens such as Humble Administrator's Garden, Lingering Garden and Lion Forest have been included in the World Cultural Heritage List.

Suzhou Municipal People's Government-Measures of Suzhou Municipality on preferential treatment for the elderly (Revised)

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