On December 4, 1997, at the 21st session of the UNESCO Heritage Committee in Naples, Italy, the classical gardens of Suzhou, with the Humble Administrator's Garden, the Lingering Garden, the Master-of-Nets Garden and the Huanxiu Villa as typical examples, were inscribed on the World Heritage List. On November 30, 2000, at the 24th session of the UNESCO Heritage Committee in Cairns, Australia, five classical gardens of Suzhou, including the Canglang Pavilion, were inscribed on the World Heritage List as an added list. Conclusion: The classical gardens of Suzhou originate from nature and are ingenious and ingenious, and are three-dimensional paintings and solidified poems! Suzhou's classical gardens belong to China, but also to the world! Suzhou's classical gardens are timeless, and art is eternal! [Original text ]
[return >>>] Suzhou Garden Museum Day Tour [Episode 3]. Visit the Garden Culture Hall and the Heritage Hall. Learn about the relationship between gardens and literati, philosophy, literature, calligraphy and painting, inscriptions, stone appreciation, folk customs, and the restoration of ancient gardens. 🤗
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