Suzhou's 75th garden.

Suzhou's 75th garden: Yixie Garden The name of Yixie Garden comes from a poem: "A pavilion separates the dust, and the lotus flowers outside the railing float on the water." Yixie Garden was originally the private estate of Xue Xue, a poet and Confucian doctor of the Qing Dynasty. In the third year of the Jiaqing period, the prefect Ren Zhaojiong bought the garden and rebuilt it. There was a pavilion in the garden, facing the mountain and the water, with a unique charm. In the seventh year of the Jiaqing period, the 75th grandson of Sun Wu, the third-place winner of the Qianlong period, bought the garden. Yixie Garden is exquisite and elegant, creating the true charm of mountains and rivers within a short distance. A flower, a tree, a mountain, a water, a pavilion, a pavilion, a pavilion, full of poetic and picturesque.