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List of Chinese gardens

 
Wikipedia: List of Chinese gardens

This list of Chinese gardens is a list of Chinese-style gardens both within China and elsewhere in the world.

Contents

Inside China

This list is organized by region within China, roughly following the structure laid out by Maggie Keswick in The Chinese Garden. The names of Chinese gardens are very problematic in English; this list aims to capture all the major variants, both in Chinese and in English.

North China

  • Shandong Province
    • Daming Lake (Great Brightness Lake), Jinan
    • Kong Fu (Confucian Mansion), Qufu
    • Pu Songling Guju (Pu Songlin's House), Zibo

East China

  • Nanjing
    • Mochou Hu (Mochou Lake)
    • Xu Garden (Warm Garden)
    • Zhan Yuan (Outlook Garden)
  • Yangzhou, Jiangsu
    • Ge Yuan (Ge Garden; Individual Garden; Isolated Garden)
    • He Yuan, also known as Jixiao Shan Zhuang
    • Ping Shan Tang (Hall Level with the Mountains)
    • Pian Shi Shan Fang (Sliver of Rock Mountain Cottage)
    • Shou Xihu (Slender West Lake)
  • Shanghai area
    • Gu Yi Yuan (Ancient Garden of Elegance)
    • Qiu Xia Pu (Garden of Autumn Vapors)
    • Xiao Lian Zhuang (Lesser Lotus Manor)
    • Yu Yuan (Garden to Please; Yuyuan Gardens)
    • Zui Bai Chi (Drunken Bai Garden), Songjiang
  • Hangzhou
    • Guo Zhang (Mansion of the Guo Family), also known as Fenyang Bieshu (Fenyang Villa)
    • Xi Hu (West Lake)
  • Shaoxing
    • Lan Ting (Orchid Pavilion)
    • Shen Yuan (Garden of the Shen Family)
    • Qing Teng Shuwu (Green Vine Studio)

West China

  • Xi'an
    • Hua Qing Chi (Hua Ching Spring)
  • Chengdu
    • Du Fu Cao Tang (Thatched Hut of Du Fu)
    • Qing Cheng Shan (Green Fortification Mountain)

South China

Taiwan

Outside China

In Asia
In Canada
In Europe
In Oceania
In the United States

References

  • Keswick, Maggie (2003). The Chinese garden: history, art and architecture. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. ISBN 0-674-01086-8. 
  • Valder, Peter (2002). Gardens in China. Portland, Oregon: Timber Press. ISBN 0-88192-555-1. 

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