Furong garden

[Defining the Garden Epic of the Tang Dynasty] Furong Garden Bookmark·Collecting the thousand-year-old elegance of drinking from the Qujiang River on one side. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty built a Furong Pond in Chang 'an, and expanded it into a royal forbidden garden by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He used the water of the Qujiang River to build Penglai Immortal Island, and held banquets, dragon boat competitions, and scientific research. This place is not only a microcosm of the atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty, but also a material witness of the philosophy of "harmony between man and nature" in China's classical gardens. "Furong Garden is not only a playground for Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, but also a 'cultural living room' in the brightest period of Chinese civilization. This bookmark is intended to be a window to see the prosperous times-when your fingertips pass through the carved pavilions, you will hear the aftertaste of the colorful clothes and feather songs, and you will touch the oriental aesthetic that has never faded for thousands of years."