Foshan Shunde｜A hidden garden combining Chinese and Western styles✨Mingshi Garden🏡

I don't want to force myself into Ching Fai Garden❌ or I'm not satisfied after watching it💡 You might as well come to Shunde Lunjiao, a small garden in the Republic of China, to see it👀 Ming Shik Garden combines Cantonese "Pan Ear House" 🏯, Western style house 🕌, Baroque arch 🤵 and European style garden 🌷 It's really unique!! ️ 🌟 Overseas Chinese mansion story The garden was built in the late Qing and early Republic of China for 130 years📜 Built by Malaysian overseas Chinese Ho Ming-shik He went to Nanyang to do business and got rich💸 He returned to his hometown and built this luxury mansion that mixes Chinese and Western styles 🏛️ Chinese and Western fusion design ▫️ Cantonese Pan Ear House: The traditional blue brick mansion also has sliding doors🚪 and exquisite screens The pan-eared mountain wall is very dominant on the gray plastic auspicious beast super fine 🐲 ▫️ Western style house: The earliest building with electric lights in Shunde💡 The two-story arch corridor The Western-style columns are very elegant🕌 ▫️Mixed-Blood Garden: There are ancient wells and fountains on the lower level⛲ Upper level Western geometric garden with octagonal gazebo ☯️ Baroque arch hitting terrazzo railing creative burst💡 🙋🏻♂️ Playing experience ▪️ Very few people know that you don't have to compete with others to take pictures📸 ▪️ Although small but exquisite to burst feel the life of rich people in the Republic of China💎 ▪️ There is a historical exhibition of Yang Er Village inside to see the story of Ho Ming Shi 📚 ▪️Unfortunately, I can't capture the light and shadow effect of stained glass on cloudy days😢 📍Location: Shunde Lunjiao Yang'er Village (navigate "Mingshi Garden") 🚖Transportation: Recommended call car / self-drive 🎟️ Tickets: $20 #MainlandTourism