Qinghui Garden, one of the four famous gardens in Lingnan

Qinghui Garden, located on Qinghui Road, Daliang Street, Shunde, is a Lingnan garden architecture that was built in the Ming Dynasty. 'Qinghui' means the warm and universal sunlight, which is a metaphor for the kindness of parents. The overall style of the garden is elegant and simple, and the main buildings include the Boat Hall, Bixi Grass Hall, Chengyi Pavilion, Xiyin Book House, Zhenyan Zhai, and Zhuangyuan Hall, etc. The number of buildings is numerous and the categories are rich, which gathers many common architectural forms in Chinese classical gardens, such as pavilions, pavilions, halls, halls, verandas, museums, towers, pavilions, corridors, and boats. The colored glass used for the decorative doors and windows of Qinghui Garden is a set of colored glass products from the Qing Dynasty. Local craftsmen meticulously use Chinese etching and grinding processes to process the colors, and hand-paint the eight scenes of Yangcheng vividly on the glass pieces, forming a colorful landscape. Every step in the garden is a scene, every plant and architectural sketch is integrated into the atmospheric and simple courtyard, every view you look at will make you linger, and you can't move forward. Why not find a curved corridor, sit quietly, feel the quiet and secluded tranquility that is isolated from the world, relax your body and mind, and feel comfortable!