Beihai Park – Enjoying Snow Yard 快雪堂
Qianlong built a yard to showcase the engravings of a rubbings of a famous calligrapher.
Eat Well, Laugh Loud, Live Long
Qianlong built a yard to showcase the engravings of a rubbings of a famous calligrapher.
There used to be 49 pavilions, 32 bridges (the longest is 144m and the shortest is 0.57m) and 25 pailous in Beihai Park, most of which have been left to this day.
A filial son built these temples for his pious mother’s pleasure and blessing. Only possible if you are the emperor.
This is a hidden offsite residence of Emperor Qianlong in Beihai Park tucked away behind some decorative stones.
Opened to the public in 1925, it used to be occupied by a restaurant serving Chinese Imperial Banquets 中國宮廷菜.
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