Ba Da Shan Ren Memorial Hall: A Flowing Jiangnan Watercolor Painting

Strolling through the Ba Da Shan Ren Meihu Scenic Area feels like stepping into a living Jiangnan ink painting. Away from the hustle and bustle, here you find only the tranquility of the lake and the lush greenery along the shore. The rippling water reflects the blue sky and white clouds, with every step imbued with poetry and artistry. The covered bridges lie gently on the water, connecting each exquisite scene, making it hard to leave. Within the scenic area, the 'Seven Halls, Two Gardens, and One Corridor' are arranged in an orderly manner, each with its own unique charm. From the profound cultural heritage of the Ba Da Shan Ren Memorial Hall to the artistic feast at the Cheng Yunxian Sculpture Art Museum; from the modern art explorations at the Hengmao Art Museum to the historical scrolls at the South China Museum; and the traditional craftsmanship displays at the Shengtan Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum... each place is an ocean of knowledge and a palace of art. Heading west, the white walls and black tiles of Moxiang Street come into view. The simplicity and elegance of Huizhou architecture quietly tell the story of Jiangnan by the Meihu Lake. This street acts as a cultural link, connecting various cultural attractions, enriching the cultural connotation of Meihu, and filling every step of the visitors with surprises and discoveries. Photo Spot Recommendations: Qinglian Garden, Cherry Blossom Garden, and Children's Garden are best visited between 10:00-12:00 in the morning and 3:00-5:00 in the afternoon. These time periods offer the best lighting for photography, with the most beautiful light near sunset, which serves as the best filter. Outfit Suggestions: New Chinese style, Hanfu, traditional Chinese style, and cheongsam are the best choices, as they perfectly match the atmosphere of the Chinese garden.