Kaiping Liyuan, you know how to mix and match

Kaiping Liyuan is the wisdom and elegance of an era A private garden built by Xie Weili, an overseas Chinese from Kaiping The name is derived from the owner's name It also means to establish oneself, establish a person, or establish a tree. It may also imply Xie's deep love for his motherland. The garden was built in the 1920s and took 10 years to complete. The entire building seems to be a microcosm of the times Oriental gardens, Nanyang villas, Roman palaces, Jiangnan water towns, Kaiping Diaolou The beauty of design and the usefulness of objects are skillfully combined There is no messy or abrupt feeling The roof of the Panli Building, the only building open to the public, has an insulation layer Chaozhou's golden eagles depict the myths of civil and military generals. Imported bricks and tiles are a piece of ancient Chinese story Yunmei Academy has heavy anti-theft locks and fire escapes. Now it seems to be quite advanced~ The garden is a combination of Chinese and Western styles It is separated by tall and lush ancient trees, artificial canals and pavilions. A garden within a garden, a scene within a scene There are surprises at every step The Flower and Vine Pavilion was built to resemble the Queen's crown, with vines winding around it. When it is in full bloom, the fragrance of flowers will continue throughout the four seasons. Liyuan is known as the pearl of overseas Chinese architecture, and the visiting experience is very good The only thing I can't understand is why the tickets are so expensive? 100 yuan/ticket! Foshan Qinghui Garden price is only 25 yuan/ticket after price increase I checked later and found that the overall ticket prices in Kaiping have basically increased by 50% (Baidu) This year, the Guizhou Tourism Bureau has fully opened all points and free admission Can the Kaiping Culture and Tourism Bureau give us an answer? ?