Suzhou's 42nd garden.

Suzhou's 42nd garden: Tuisi Garden Built in 1885, the 11th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing dynasty, it was built by a Qing official after he was dismissed and returned home. The name of the garden comes from the Zuo Zhuan: "When Lin Fu served his lord, he thought of being loyal when he advanced, and of making up for his mistakes when he retreated." Tuisi Garden is a model of a small garden, a classic waterside garden, with mountains, pavilions, halls, corridors, pavilions, and terraces all facing the water, and the garden looks like it is on the water. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit and is listed as a World Heritage Site.