A stroll after the rain, a grand view of classical gardens in summer

Qushui Garden, built in the tenth year of Qianlong, was originally named 'Yiwen Garden' and later renamed 'Qushui Garden', inspired by the phrase 'Qushui Liushang' from Wang Xizhi's 'Preface to the Orchid Pavilion'. Qushui Garden is divided into East Garden, Middle Garden, West Garden, and Calligraphy Garden, each with its own characteristics. Next to it is the Qingpu City God Temple, and the surrounding area is quite lively. Personally, I think it is the least crowded and quietest among the five major gardens. - Tips: Address: No. 612, Gongyuan Road, Qingpu District Transportation: Line 17 to Qingpu New Town Station, then transfer to a bus Tickets: Free -