Gengle Hall

Gengletang is located in the middle section of Lujiaxuan, in the middle section of Xiliuyu, facing the east river, which was built by Zhu Xiang, a Ming Dynasty clerk, and wrote by then-Nanjing Guozi Supervision and Li Modan. Zhu Xiang, Zitingrui, No. Gengle. Tang's name is his number. Four hundred years of white skin pine glowing on the water, old and strong.

Gengletang, located in the middle section of Lujiaxuan, Xiliuyu, facing the east river, is built by Zhu Xiang, a Ming Dynasty clerk, and wrote by Mo Dan, a man from Nanjing Guozi Supervision. Zhu Xiang, Zitingrui, No. Gengle. Tang is named after his name. Zhu Xiang once assisted Jiangsu inspector Zhou Wen Xiang , built Baodai Bridge and awarded him official position. Zhu Xiang was unwilling to be an official, determined to return to the family, and attracted the family's family for a while. Zhou Wen Xiang Gong, Wu Xu, Zhao Banjiang, Mo Yanxiang have free poems, and Mo remembered them. Late years of benefit and world affairs, day and neighbor Wengye Yushanshui.

Gengletang is located in Lujiaxuan (Xiliuxuan), Shangyuan Street, Tongli Town, Wujiang City, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province. It is located in the east of the west, facing the river, and is built by Zhu Xiang, a Ming Dynasty office. Gengletang covers an area of about six mu and four minutes. When it was built, there were fifty-two rooms. Modan wrote that there were Yanyilou and so on. After experiencing several dynasties, there are still 41 in the three into, there are gardens, there are chai, there are pavilions, there are cockroaches.

Traveling to Suzhou, I came to Tongli Ancient Town to play. Gengletang is located in the west of the town on Shangyuan Street. It was built by Zhu Xiang, a Ming Dynasty clerk. The layout of Gengletang is a front house and a back garden. It is an attraction in the ancient town. There is a 400-year-old white skin pine in the park, and a hundred years of golden gui are all the vicissitudes. This is just a small attraction, no commentator, tourists are casual to see, themselves understand the history.

Gengletang belongs to one of the eight scenic spots in Tongli. The layout of the building is the front and back garden, which is typical of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is mainly root carvings and stone carvings. When you step into the hall, you feel solemn and simple, tall and spacious, and antique. There are also two ancient trees of Jingui and Yingui in the courtyard.