Qiuxia Garden in Shanghai, China

Qiuxia Garden is a famous classical garden in the south of the Yangtze River in China, and one of the five ancient gardens in Shanghai. It was built in the 15th year of Ming Dynasty (1502). It was originally the private garden of Gong Hong, an official of the ministry of industry in the Ming dynasty. It is located in the east street of Jiading town, Jiading district, Shanghai.

Waterside pavilion of Qiuxia Garden

Qiuxia Garden, another representative of the classical garden art in southern China, is popular among tourists because of its exquisite layout, elegant environment and small and exquisite characteristics. The "small sees the big" and its tortuous characteristics in its architectural style have attracted a large number of architects to study.

Moon gate of Qiuxia Garden

Qiuxia Garden is a Ming Dynasty garden with a unique style. It is composed of three private  gardens Ming Dynasty Gong's Garden, Shen's Garden, Jin's Garden and Yi Temple (Chenghuang Temple). Looking at Qiuxia Garden, the scenery and colors have not changed much, as if they were shrouded in a light autumn mood, full of poetic and fantasy.

Source: National Architecture Institute of China

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