Not in Suzhou! In Fuzhou! The Chinese aesthetics within Min-style architecture!

One would never know without visiting. Hidden in the Sanfang Qixiang, there lies such a "Su-style compound" To the north, it adjoins the Yijin Fang, and to the south, it's near the Wenru Fang. A perfect place for peace amidst the hustle and bustle. Upon entering the lobby, one can see Fuzhou's intangible cultural heritage, the bodiless lacquerware painting. There's also the classic Min-style architecture's carved beams and painted rafters, and the mortise and tenon structure. While strolling, one might encounter the vibrant and lively cannon stick flowers in the alleys, Bringing a spring surprise with their bright and vivacious bloom. Just like the fusion of Min-style architecture and Su-style gardens, It's ingeniously crafted, embodying the essence of traditional architecture. It also adds joy to this trip. Among the six traditional Min-style courtyards, Runs an ancient alley full of charm. The Huian stone carvings on both sides are the history of Fuzhou's literati. The craftsmanship is exquisite, showcasing the wisdom of the artisans. Unexpectedly, one can also experience a "garden afternoon tea" in the room. Taihu rocks, lattice windows, small bridges over flowing water, pavilions and waterside pavilions, Indeed... Chinese aesthetics are the aesthetic test that withstands time. The Su-style courtyards, each with different landscapes 🏡, Who can say it's not like a museum of Eastern aesthetics? The vegetarian buffet for breakfast is also very likable, with many choices. The dishes are delicate and varied. It turns out vegetarian food can be so delicious. The Chinese aesthetic rooms exude a quiet luxury. The furniture 🪑 is also elegantly displayed, with spacious areas. The overall service is also thoughtful and meticulous. How could it not be considered a satisfying trip?