Geyuan Garden

Geyuan Garden is situated in Yangzhou, a city prestigious for customary private patio nurseries, in Jiangsu Province, southeast China. The Geyuan Garden is available to general society, all through the four seasons. Spring is shown with a photo of bamboo and shake. Summer is spoken to by the steel-dim Taihu stone, a well known vacation spot. Harvest time is delineated by Huangshan stone, and winter by Xuan stone. The Geyuan Garden was known as "the garden of the enduring Ganoderma" amid the Ming Dynasty. In 1818, salt conveyance chief Huang Zhiyun purchased the land and modified the garden as a private withdraw. Huang Zhiyun adored bamboo, trusting that they were as tireless, humble, clear and faithful as a decent man.

Geyuan Garden is known for its regular shake gardens, which paint a vivid scene: "the rockery in spring is colorful like a splendid grin, in summer is verdant like shimmering dewdrops, in harvest time is perfect like a light cosmetics, and in winter, it is pale like a dozing wonder". The "spring slope is for visit, summer slope is for locate, harvest time slope is for climbing, and winter slope is for habitation". The garden covers a territory of 2.5 hectares. It is a little, rich urban lush mountain plant, basically made up of bamboo and rocks. Rocks of ious tones and shapes are utilized to speak to scenes from the four seasons; consequently, the stone garden was named the "Counterfeit Mountain of Four Seasons".