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Jiangnanli Dream house Sushi Meixue Space River Jingyisu (Shiquan Street The Master of Nets Garden Shop)

Jiangnanli Dream house Sushi Meixue Space River Jingyisu (Shiquan Street The Master of Nets Garden Shop)

江南里·Dream house苏式美学空间·河景艺宿(十全街网师园店)
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Riverside Suzhou · Seclusion in the JiangnanAmidst the texture of a millennium-old water town, encounter a mansion that breathesLiving by the WaterThe reflections of white walls and dark tiles shatter into streams of golden light on the river surface, while the creaking of the oar of a black-awning boat stirs up a string of ripples. This exquisite Suzhou mansion, built along the water, condenses the artistic conception of the water lanes from The Prosperous Scenery of Suzhou into a modern residenceawakened by the glimmer of waves at dawn and lulled to sleep by the flowing water at night. Following the pattern of traditional Suzhou-style architecture with three bays and two courtyards, it retains carved lintels and the dappled shadows of lattice windows. Meanwhile, the integration of underfloor heating and smart home systems gives a contemporary interpretation to the gentleness of the soft Suzhou dialect.Wandering in GardensWithin a Hundred Paces Stroll along the bluestone alleyways, and youll reach the Master-of-Nets Garden in just 5 minutes. It is recommended to visit at duskwhen lanterns light up the halls and the sound of the flute echoes from the Moonlight and Breeze Pavilion, you will understand why a garden is a frozen Kunqu opera.Essence of the City The covered walkway of Canglang Pavilion, the millennium-old ginkgo tree at Shuangta Temple, and the conjugal affection embodied in Ou Gardenthese World Heritage-listed gardens are scattered around like pearls. They are best explored slowly, wearing linen clothes and holding a round fan.Seeking Flavors in Streets and LanesDay and Night on Shiquan StreetIn the morning, head to Tongdexing for the first bowl of noodles of the day, and watch the master chef shape the noodles into a crucian carp back with a copper spoon.In the afternoon, browse ancient books at the century-old Literary Mountain Study bookstore, and feel the embossed marks on the book tickets from the Republic of China era.After nightfall, the neon lights of popular cocktail bars intertwine with the red lanterns of old teahouses along the waters edge, creating a surreal overlap of time and space.Gourmet Map of Fenghuang StreetCheck in at Zhu Xinnian for freshly made glutinous rice dumplings, and watch the aunts shape them into the form of squirrel-shaped mandarin fish with glutinous rice flour.Try the water chestnut American coffee at Caojie Coffee, with the yellow walls of the 800-year-old Dinghui Temple visible outside the glass curtain wall.Dont miss Xiehe Restaurant, where you might have to wait in line for an hourbut the sound of eel in black bean sauce sizzling in a clay pot makes it all worthwhile.Zen in the MansionThe tea room converted from the east wing holds a pleasant surprise push open the French windows, and youll find a small courtyard. The designer used Taihu stones to create the artistic conception of a dry stream. When the century-old pomegranate tree in the corner bears fruit, it attracts white-eye birds to peck at the berries. Biluochun tea and Pingtan Suzhou storytelling and ballad singing records are prepared here. You can boil cold spring water from Tiger Hill in a Japanese iron kettle, and while listening to the sound of the pipa playing Yingying Playing the Lute, wait for the rustle of wind blowing through the trees and rain pattering on the leaves.Beyond AccommodationSuzhou Elegant Gathering Handbook Provided It marks little-known secrets only locals knowsuch as the business hours of the tofu pudding stall at the back gate of the Master-of-Nets Garden, or the best angle to capture a photo of the Twin Towers with a drone in the frame.Bookable Intangible Cultural Heritage Experiences Learn to embroider a magnolia flower with Suzhou embroidery under the guidance of a neighboring embroideress, or follow a Pingtan performer to sing the line Who is plucking the lute behind the window from The White Snake Appreciating the Mid-Autumn Festival.This is not just a homestay; it is a living footnote to Ye Shengtaos essay Suzhou Gardens. When you touch the patina of verdigris on the door knocker, you will know that the 2,500-year-old city of Suzhou is flowing into your life, just like its waters.

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