Appreciation of Jinci plaque couplet

Most of the plaques placed horizontally on the door head or wall hole door are the names of scenic spots or praise for the scenery in the garden. Couplets are often accompanied by plaques, or stand by the door, or hang on the pillars of halls, pavilions and pavilions.

Plaque couplets can not only decorate pavilions and gates, but also express the thoughts and feelings of gardeners in the garden. They can also enrich the landscape, arouse associations, add poetic flavor and make the finishing touch, which is a major feature of traditional gardens in China.

Jinci, as the earliest existing royal garden in China, has a long history. It not only has Bai Zhou and Tang Huai for thousands of years, but also has hundreds of ancient buildings and many unique buildings and sculptures. Celebrities of past dynasties have left a wealth of Mo Bao here, and there is a history and story behind every work, which is worth learning and learning from.