Baiyuan Park

Although Bai Juyi said that Chang'an Road is not easy, he lives very comfortably. Many of these things in the Baiyuan are pulled back after he sees them when he goes out. I designed it myself, but I can't think that Bai Lao still has this ingenuity.

Baiyuan, I remember that Beijing Juda is not easy to seem to be Bai Juyi said. I didn't expect him to have such a big villa. By the way, Bai Juyi has a brother named Bai Xingjian. If you can take such a name, Baijia should be a scholarly gate.

Luoyang Baiyuan is located on the peak of Longmen East Mountain in Luoyang City, Luoyang City. It is the cemetery of Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The landscape of Baiyuan is set around the poetry style of Baiju Yi, Mingshan Xiushui, flowers and trees, pavilions, pavilions and monuments. The main attractions are Qinggu District, Le Paradise, Poetry Gallery, Tombs District and more than 10 places.

This attraction is across the river, passing by, tired, did not go in

Baiyuan (Bai Juyi's Memorial Park), located on the peak of Longmen East Mountain in the south of Luoyang City, is the only garden in the country to commemorate Baijuyi. Baijuyi lived in Luoyang for 18 years in his later life. He repaired Xiangshan Temple in Longmen and opened the Bajie Beach. He was very fond of Longmen landscape and buried in Xiangshan, Luoyang. The Baiyuan is a memorial garden, covering an area of 44 mu, belonging to the humanistic and natural scenery in the Longmen Grottoes Scenic Area. The building in the park is simple and elegant, with flowers in three seasons, evergreen in four seasons, and winding paths. The main attractions are Qinggu District, Le Paradise, Poetry Gallery, Tomb Body District, Japanese Calligraphy Gallery, Daoshi Bookstore and more than 10 places. Japan, South Korea, Singapore and other countries and China's Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan have many delegations to the White Garden to commemorate, find roots, and sacrifice ancestors. [1] In 1988, the Japan-China Cultural Remarkable Association established a monument written in the Sino-Japanese double instruments. In 1995, Japan presented cherry blossoms in the White Garden and erected a monument.[2] In 1999, South Korea and Singapore established the monument in 2000.[3] In 1961, the State Council announced that Bai Juyi Tomb was the first batch of key cultural relics protection units in the country. In 1982, the Luoyang government allocated 1.1 million yuan to renovate the Baiyuan, and opened in 1985.[4]