What is the couplet of Job Building in Beijing Summer Palace?

All the way, bamboo clouds are all over the ground, and half curtains are full of sand.

It's a couplet on the Moon Tower in the Summer Palace. The author is unknown.

The first part is characterized by a cloud-like garden bamboo path, which is elegant and quiet.

The second part moves the line of sight to the building: the door curtain is half-rolled, which can accommodate heaven and earth, and the shadows of flowers and moonlight are embedded in the window frame, which just forms a hazy and cold picture.

The All-China Federation focuses on the virtual scene "shadow": bamboo shadow, cloud shadow, flower shadow and moon shadow. The "shadow" of heaven and earth is mixed, and the image is super wonderful, giving people endless aesthetic feeling.

The Summer Palace

Located in the northwest suburb of Beijing, the Summer Palace is a large-scale natural landscape garden with Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain as the background and the scenery of Hangzhou West Lake as the blueprint, drawing on some design techniques and artistic conception of Jiangnan gardens. It is also the best-preserved palace, covering an area of about 290 hectares.

The Summer Palace, formerly known as Qingyi Garden, was built in the 15th year of Qing Qianlong (1750) and completed in 15. It is the last of the famous "Three Mountains and Five Gardens" in Beijing in the Qing Dynasty (Xiangshan Jingyi Garden, Yuquan Mountain Jingming Garden, Wanshou Mountain Qingyi Garden, Yuanmingyuan Garden and Changchun Garden).

The Job Building in the Summer Palace in Beijing is located on Nanhu Island.