The Han'er Garden features a series of intricate rockeries and curved corridors that frame small, reflective pools of water. Built during the Qing dynasty, the garden served as a private residence for a scholar who valued the precise placement of stones over vast open spaces. Records from the period suggest he spent three years sourcing limestone from Lake Tai, personally supervising the arrangement of every boulder to catch the light during the autumn solstice. Today, the garden remains a quiet sanctuary tucked between busy thoroughfares.
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