The Charm of Tiger Hill's Cultural Gardens

The Charm of Tiger Hill's Cultural Gardens On flat ground, one often strolls through gardens intermittently, layer by layer, emulating nature. In the depths of urban residences, there is an attempt to experience natural scenery and express cultural pursuits. There are fewer gardens on the mountains, but upon visiting, one finds sparse forests, water channels, stone constructions, and pavilions. A pavilion turns a hillside tea garden into a picturesque scene, and a curved bridge transforms a pond into a deep ravine, adding to its secluded and perilous charm. Human embellishments make the wild mountain full of charm. Coupled with cultural legends and famous anecdotes, leaning on the railing by the Sword Pond and listening to the explanations, one feels that the mountain becomes mysterious, the stones precious, the water lively, and the pavilions, paths, and bridges are all full of stories. The bustling visitors up and down the mountain create a lively atmosphere that connects ancient and modern interests. The beautiful scenery attracts many pretty young ladies and cute cats. Encountering them occasionally, one feels that they bring the garden to life, and can't help but quietly record the moment.