Dianshi Garden

This is part of the Guishan Han Tomb Scenic Area, but the content is completely unrelated to the Han Tomb. The inside is displayed with some stone stele stone carvings, and some buildings such as pavilions and pavilions. They also have peacocks. It is possible to see it casually from the content. But it is really strange to put it in the Guishan Han Tomb Scenic Area.

One of the favorite attractions in the Guishan Classic is definitely an extra surprise for this trip and the place where the most photos are taken. The display in the courtyard is mainly stone statues and stone monuments of various periods. Many of them are purchased by the owner from various places. Although the yard is not very big, the display inside is also a scattered display. There is a feeling of crossing time and space. For people like me who love antiquities, it is really a great joy. Hope to have a chance to go again.

The stone garden of the Guishan Han Tomb in Xuzhou is a small garden, very exquisite, there are many ancient stone monuments, and several large statues are very powerful. Just stroll around and relax.

The little garden has a lot of interesting things to look at

The light rain in May is fresh and cool. The tourists in the stone garden have dispersed. I am alone, with one hand holding an umbrella and the other taking pictures. I like the moss born in the masonry cracks, like the stone lions scattered on the ground, like the stone carvings on the side, like the stone stele full of water...

The stone carving art museum of Dianshiyuan is a highlight of Guishan Scenic Area. The three words "Dianshiyuan" come from the imperial pen of the Kangxi emperor in the Qing Dynasty, and take the meaning of "Dianshi into gold". It also means that the stone carving cultural relics in the garden have unique and precious historical and cultural values. Dianshiyuan takes stone carving art as the carrier, integrates brick carving and wood carving, displays more than 2,000 precious stone carvings from the Han Dynasty to the Republic of China, showing the development history of China's "three-carving" culture.