Sichuanese garden
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Yanhuachi, originally built in Song Dynasty
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| Chinese | 四川园林 | ||||||||||
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| Hanyu Pinyin | Sìchuān yuánlín | ||||||||||
| Sichuanese Pinyin | Si4cuan1 yuan2nin2 | ||||||||||
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| Chinese | 巴蜀园林 | ||||||||||
| Hanyu Pinyin | Bāshǔ yuánlín | ||||||||||
| Sichuanese Pinyin | Ba1su2 yuan2nin2 | ||||||||||
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The Sichuanese garden or Ba-Shu Garden is one of the major regional styles of Chinese garden developed in the Sichuan and Chongqing regions. Most of the Sichuanese gardens are located on Chengdu Plain and were built by the government as public gardens to memorize significant local celebrities, which distinguishes them from those private gardens in East China (e.g. Suzhou) and those imperial gardens in Beijing.
East Lake in Xinfan, Chengdu is one of the only two existing Chinese gardens which were built in Tang Dynasty(618–907).
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View of Yanhuachi.jpg
Yanhuachi
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Sheng'an Guihu.jpg
Sheng'an Guihu
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Du Fu Thatched Cottage Garden.jpg
