Shen's Garden(Shen's Garden)

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Shen Garden, located east of Shaoxing, was originally the private garden of a wealthy merchant surnamed Shen during the Southern Song Dynasty, also known as "Shen's Garden," and has a history of over 800 years. In the third year of the Shaoxi reign of the Southern Song Dynasty, Lu You visited Shen Garden and composed a poem, thus bringing the garden into historical records. In the twenty-fifth year of the Shaoxi reign, after failing the imperial examination, Lu You visited Shen Garden again and happened to meet Tang Wan. Sadly, he inscribed a poem, "The Phoenix Hairpin," on the wall. In the twenty-sixth year of the Shaoxi reign, Tang Wan visited Shen Garden again, glimpsed Lu You's inscription, and was deeply moved. She then composed a poem, "The Phoenix Hairpin," which was inscribed on a stele in the garden. Shen Garden is divided into three main parts: the historical site area, the East Garden, and the South Garden, featuring attractions such as the Lonely Crane Pavilion, the Double Osmanthus Hall, and the Phoenix Hairpin Stele.