Come here to pray for "blessings, longevity, health, and peace".

"Ou Garden" is probably one of the more worthwhile attractions in Qingzhou Ancient City. It was the East Garden of the Prince Heng Mansion in the Ming Dynasty. After being purchased by Feng Daxueshi in the Qing Dynasty and several renovations, it became what it is today. It covers an area of 55 acres. The most famous things inside are the various strangely shaped Taihu stones and rockeries, especially the Taihu stones that symbolize the four characters "blessings", "longevity", "health", and "peace". You can vaguely make out the shapes, and you can really get some luck. It is said that the stone stacking art here is comparable to that in Zhongnanhai. Friends who like this style should not miss it.