苏州园林有哪些啊？

Question

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Answer 1

苏州是中国著名的园林城市，拥有众多精美的园林景点。以下是苏州著名的园林之一：

拙政园（Humble Administrator's Garden）：是苏州四大名园之一，也是中国古典园林的代表之一，被列为世界文化遗产。

留园（Lingering Garden）：又称留园、留家花园，是苏州四大名园之一，同样被列为世界文化遗产。

网师园（Master of the Nets Garden）：位于苏州市东北角，是中国四大名园之一，也是中国文化遗产。

狮子林（Lion Grove Garden）：位于苏州市中心，是中国四大名园之一，以其独特的奇石和迷宫式的走廊而闻名。

拙政亭（Couple's Retreat Garden）：又名东园，是苏州古典园林之一，有“小拙政园”之称。

虎丘景区：虎丘是苏州的一个古代名胜景区，以其寺庙、塔、园林等历史文化景观而闻名。

东山景区：东山风景名胜区是苏州市最大的风景区，有许多古典园林、寺庙等景点。

以上是苏州著名的园林景点之一，每个园林都有其独特的景致和历史背景，值得一游。

Answer 2

苏州是一个古老，文明，美丽的城市和苏州园林是良好的世界知名的。
Suzhou is an ancient, civilized and beautiful city and the Suzhou.
狮子林
《Lion Grove Garden 》is located on 23 Yuanlin Road, in the northeast of Suzhou-a city with profound cultural background and convenient developmental advantages. Lion Grove Garden is one of the four most famous and representative gardens of ancient classical style in Suzhou City！

留园 《Lingering Garden 》Covering an area of 23,310 square meters, the Lingering Garden is the best garden in Suzhou as well as being one of the four most famous gardens in China. (The others are: the Summer Palace in Beijing, the Mountain Resort of Chengde, and the Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou). It is renowned for the artistic way in which the spaces between various kinds of architectural forms are dealt with.

拙政园《Humble Administrator's Garden》 China's gardens generally can be divided into two kinds: the royal garden, represent by Summer Palace in Beijing and Mountain Resort of Chengde, and the private garden, represent by private gardens in Suzhou.

沧浪亭〈Canglang Pavilion 〉Canglang Pavilion, located south of Suzhou city, is the oldest garden among the existing classical gardens of Suzhou. It is also one of the four most famous gardens in the city - the others being: "Lion Grove", "Humble Administrator's Garden" and "Garden for Lingering In." The area used to be the private garden of a Prince of the Five Dynasties (907-960). During the Northern Song Dynasty, the scholar Su Zimei built a pavilion in this garden and named it Canglang Pavilion. The garden has been rebuilt many times but most of the present garden buildings, simple and plain, date from the Qing Dynasty.