Summer Cooling | I heard you also know about the Suzhou Garden Pavilion in the painting outside the Forbidden City

⛩️ A few days ago, the teacher took us to study in the Forbidden City, and we happened to "exit the palace" from the Shenwu Gate. I found a shared bike and rode to the neighboring hutong without a specific destination, just casually. However, the pavilion building that suddenly appeared at the corner deeply attracted me. 🎑 Located next to the Pudu Temple in the southern pool of the imperial city, the independent Suzhou garden architecture courtyard usually has exhibitions. It is another world when you step inside. In the limited space, you see a replica of the Jiangnan water town, which is amazing! Art becomes more beautiful through space, becoming a medium for deep communication between contemporary people and art. 🧭 Navigation: He Art Center/Nanchizi Art Gallery 🚇 Transportation: Take the subway to Tiananmen East Station and walk to the Pudu Temple. Or take subway line 8 to Jinyu Hutong and walk there 🎫 Ticket: Purchase with the exhibition for 100 ☎️ Reservation: Make a reservation through 👸, with limited spots available each day, it is recommended to book in advance. 🕍 Venue Highlights 🌲 The ingenious integration of classical gardens A Suzhou-style courtyard that represents the spirit of ancient Chinese literati has been recreated next to the Forbidden City. The exterior of the courtyard is square and proper; the interior is elegant and appropriately simple. Pavilions and terraces are reflected across the pond; lake stones and window lattices change the scenery with every step. 🎍 The technique of using rockeries and small pavilions, and the art of borrowing scenery, adds a lot of spirituality to this little-known hutong. The hutong scenery captured by the camera lens seems to instantly transport you to the exquisite Lan Mountain in Suzhou, and this wonderful experience of time and space interweaving makes people linger and forget to return. 🖼️ Exhibition Highlights 1. Lost White Clouds ☑️ The exhibition is dominated by blue and green, representing the sky and forests. The exaggerated color collisions and mixed ink techniques in the paintings prompt people to further consider their attitude towards life. Can the blue sky be without white clouds, and can white clouds lose the blue sky? This visual impact and thought-provocation lead to a profound reflection on the environment and life by the audience. 2. Accidental Aesthetics ✅ The Accidental Aesthetics exhibition reminds people of the Gum Wall in Seattle. Although the Gum Wall is criticized for being dirty and messy, it has become a colorful "scenic spot". Accidental Aesthetics does just that, creating a colorful visual effect with the collision and fusion of various colors, perfectly matching this summer. 🏕️ Every scene is filled with the breath of modern art. Clever use of framing, borrowing, and contrasting landscape design techniques vividly displays the plants, mountains, rivers, and birds, and taking photos not only records the beauty but also allows people to understand the design secrets of these landscapes more deeply. 🛤️ Surroundings: Wangfujing Apm ✔️ Forbidden City Museum ✔️ Corner Tower ✔️ ⛲️ I quietly walked into a courtyard, feeling like I was in the south while in the north. The symmetry of northern architecture, the beauty of southern gardens, a mountain and a scene, the scenery changes with every step. The sound of running water in the yard instantly cools down the hot weather.