Suzhou's 14th Garden

Suzhou's 14th Garden: Wu Feng Garden Wu Feng Garden was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty by Yang Shangshu of Changzhou. The garden features five Taihu stone peaks, each two zhang high. They are wrinkled and exquisite, resembling old men, and are known as the Five Old Peaks: Zhangren Peak, Guanyin Peak, Sanlao Peak, Qingyun Peak, and Qingyun Peak. It is said that these stone peaks are relics of the Song Dynasty's Huashi Gang. The garden is home to the tomb of Liu Yi. The story of Liu Yi delivering a letter has been passed down to this day.