Kuiyuan 1922 Art Gallery

Gion is one of the five overseas Chinese gardens, built for the American overseas Chinese Ma Zhuowen, built in 1922, the building is well preserved, but also maintains the previous red brick structure, the shape is square, the two fake betel nut trees in front of the door straight up. When the three major Communist Party of China were to be held, the choice was a particularly inconspicuous cabin. The representative of Guangzhou was to use this building with obvious 1922 words as a reference contact, so the garden has a special meaning. Gion has now been rented by several young people to open an art gallery. The first floor is a gallery, with occasional exhibitions, and the second floor is a cafe.

The garden is three floors high, and the red bricks on the exterior wall are still intact. In addition to the shell of the restoration and protection of the building, the inside is remodeled and integrated with new elements. The current floor is a cultural exhibition hall. It will be changed once in more than a month. It is free to open. Everyone is welcome to see different art exhibitions. The second floor is a shopkeeper's shop, where you can find a unique design. On the third floor, it is a coffee shop. If you are tired, you can sit down and have a cup of coffee and slowly feel the leisure time. The new transformation has cast a new soul for this cultural relics building.

Dongshankou is now called a check-in point for net reds. There are many beautiful and historic buildings worth taking pictures and punching in. There are also many petty-bourgeois restaurants, cafes and art galleries in the old building. The 1922 Art Museum of the Gion is the art museum on the first floor of the Gion, one of the five famous overseas Chinese gardens. The art museum will have various art exhibitions from time to time. Some require tickets but some are free. People who like to watch the exhibition may wish to pay more attention to it and see more.

Gion, also known as Kwai Garden, is a characteristic small western-style building in Guangzhou, located at No. 9 Shiguyuan Road, Yuexiu District, not far from the monument to the site of the three Communist Party congresses. The villa was built in 1922 by the overseas Chinese Ma Zhuowen, and was listed as a cultural relics protection unit for the Guangzhou Municipal Government in 1993. The building of a two-story small bungalow is particularly prominent in the Dongshankou area. Many people like to bring long guns and short guns to take pictures here. The old-fashioned building has a strong taste of the times. It needs to enter and exit from the main entrance, and the door next to it cannot be opened.

You can go and see! Not bad haha! What do you say?