Dongguan is a new city, and its electronic processing is world-famous. In this world-famous electronic city, there is an ancient garden, which is Dongguan Keyuan. Keyuan Garden, located in the west of Xia Bo Village, Guancheng District, Dongguan City, is one of the four famous gardens in Guangdong in Qing Dynasty. In 200 1 year, it was announced by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit. Keyuan Garden was built in the 30th year of Qing Daoguang (1850). Its plane is irregular polygon, covering an area of about 2,204 square meters, with a building area of 1234 square meters. All the buildings are arranged in groups along the peripheral sideline, and the "spacious townhouse" encloses a large garden space with closed outside and open inside. According to the needs of function and landscape, buildings can be roughly divided into three groups. The southeast hall complex, where the entrance is located, is the hub for receiving guests and people. Centered on the foyer, there are buildings such as Red Pavilion, Caotang, Grape Forest Hall and Tingqiuju. The pavilions in the west are banquet places, overlooking and cooling off the heat, with double clean rooms, osmanthus room (Kexuan), kitchen and waiter room. Beitang Group is a place for sightseeing, living, reading, playing the piano, painting and reciting poems. There is a veranda by the lake, named Bo Xi Yu Yin, and other buildings, such as Tangke, Wenhua Courtyard, Chu Yue Chi Pavilion, Luqi Building, Xike, Shiwo, Diaoyutai and Guest Pavilion. The central compound surrounded by surrounding buildings is divided into two scenic spots: southwest and northeast. The main scenic spots in southwest China are Lingnan Fruit Tree, Quchi and Zhanming Bridge. The northeast scenic spot is relatively square, with rockery and bright moon, orchid terrace, purple tree terrace, flower path and other scenic spots. There are half corridors and blue corridors around the courtyard, which closely connect the three buildings. Kexuan, also known as osmanthus hall, is named after the floor and floor are decorated with osmanthus patterns. The floor is made of plank bricks and blue bricks, polished smoothly, and the patchwork needles can't be inserted. A copper tube was installed in the middle of the hall floor, connecting the small room next door. The servants blew in the room, and the hall was filled with cool air. Above it is the Inviting Mountain Pavilion, which is16.5m high and is the tallest building in Keyuan. Tangke, 9.9 meters wide and 9. 1 m deep, lies on the top of the mountain, with three bays, hexagonal windows, plum pattern floor coverings, horizontal curtains, shallow carved flowers and longevity stones on the skirt, and lotus and mandarin duck patterns. Shuangqing Room, commonly known as Masako Hall, is 6.4 meters deep and 6. 15 meters wide, resting at the top of the mountain. The building itself, the floor, even the benches and coffee tables are all in the traditional Asian style, with windows on the windowsill wall and decorated with French colored glass. The founder of Keyuan, Zhang (1823~ 1864), is from Bosha, Dongguan. He was an official in Jiangxi, acting as a political envoy, with excellent poetry, calligraphy and painting, and invited scholars to gather here. Juchao and Ju Lian lived in Keyuan for ten years, and created the flower-and-bird painting by crashing powder, making Keyuan one of the cradles of Lingnan painting school.
Dongguan Keyuan has become a national key cultural relics protection unit. 1997, with the attention and care of the Dongguan Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government, Keyuan Scenic Area was expanded from the original 5.5 mu (3,630 square meters) to 30 mu (20,000 square meters), which is even more lovely after continuous improvement. Dongguan Keyuan, located in Bosha, Dongguan, is one of the four famous gardens in Guangdong in the Qing Dynasty. The predecessors praised it as "a blessed land on earth, a garden boasting the fairy palace in the sky".
Built in the 30th year of Qing Daoguang (A.D. 1850), Guan Ren Zhang. This man donated an official who went to Guangxi for inspection. Later, he was dismissed from office and returned to his hometown, so he built Keyuan, which was completed three years later. Keyuan Park covers an area of 2,200 square meters with a triangular outer edge. There are a first floor, six pavilions, five pavilions, six platforms, five pools, three bridges, nineteen halls and fifteen rooms in the park. Its names are mostly named after the word "Keyuan", such as Kelou, Kexuan, Tangke, Zhou Ke, etc ... Its buildings are all water mill blue brick structures.
There is a lotus pond in front of the garden, a lost stone for people and a place where horses used to park their cars. After the entrance passed through the living room and came to the Red Pavilion, the magnificent and deep garden scenery gradually appeared in front of you. You can see the Moon Pavilion, Yaoxian Cave, Lanting, Quchi and Arch Bridge, as well as the Library, Diaoyutai, Quqiao and Xiao Xie. It can be said that there are scenery everywhere, and the scenery is different.
After "Shuangqing", there is the "Flower Garden", which is the place where the owner enjoys flowers. Walk out of the "Flower Garden" along the blue corridor and come to a vast space. The flowers in the garden are Fruit jar and full of green, which are called "Potted Zhongtian". There is no building in the "Pot Zhongtian", which is an independent space surrounded by buildings, and it is a small world for garden owners to play chess and drink tea. From here out of the backyard, the vast lake can be displayed in front of you, making people feel comfortable.