Introduction of scenic spots in Jingji Mountain Villa

The walls of the villa are made of limestone blocks with a circumference of 7.6 kilometers. The villa consists of Qiangong, Zhonggong, Hougong, Shifo Pavilion, Buyun Building, Qiuyun Pavilion, as well as eight exterior scenes, eight interior scenes and six new scenes. Among the eight scenic spots, there are Gyeonggi Mountain Villa, Taikoo Lan Yun, layers of stone flying green, clear and empty jade, mirror garden, numerous blowing sounds, hibiscus all around and Zhenguan relics. The new six scenic spots include the Half-Day Building, Pond House, Agricultural Le Xuan, Yuhua Hall, Huiran Pavilion and Little Putuo. 1926, Hu Jingyi department demolished houses for wage increase, and the static villa was seriously damaged. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, the villa was razed to the ground by the Japanese army. 1966, three Buddha statues and the Qianlong Imperial Book Monument in the Stone Buddha Hall were destroyed, and now only the building base and the 67-mile palace wall are left.

Gyeonggi Mountain Villa is actually called Jingyi Mountain Villa. Because the word "Yi" is difficult to recognize and the local accent is added, it is misread as "Ji". 1755, when the compilation of Xiqing Gu Jian was completed, Emperor Qianlong made three seals here, such as Gan, Long and Villa. It can be proved that this villa is a quiet villa. Xiqing Ancient Architecture is the first book of China Atlas. 20 1 1 Mr Meng fanfang made a new note on it, and Xiqing Gu Jian's book was published by Beijing arts and crafts publishing house. This villa is sealed with Xiqing ancient mirrors, which also adds a lot of color to the villa.