Wuliangshou Pavilion: Talking Stone Grandpa

#Zhuhai Attractions Wuliangshou Pavilion is a typical Chinese garden. The main building is a two-story pavilion with a hip roof, built around an artificial lake. There are twelve Taihu rockeries in the garden, with a blue brick trail connecting the Nine-Curve Bridge and the Hexagonal Pavilion. Traditional elements such as stone lions and lattice windows are also present, presenting the "changing scenery with every step" gardening technique of the Ming and Qing dynasties! While the dewdrops were still napping on the tiles, the mandarin duck windows of the Wuliangshou Pavilion had already opened their colorful eyes. The copper bells on the eaves rang, waking up the yawning baby gecko curled up in the cracks of the rockery. The small lake stones in the Wuliangshou Pavilion garden love to tell stories! 🪨 Just hold a leaf as a stethoscope and stick it against it, and it's as if you can hear the laughter of the young lady and the young master playing hide-and-seek a hundred years ago!