Nanlin Hotel Suzhou
No.20 Gunxiufang, Shiquan Street, Canglang District Suzhou, Jiangsu, 215006, China
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Garden city of Suzhou - weather Hot
We leave Shanghai at 9am for Suzhou on the way we visit Zhouzhuang, a water town established about 700 years ago and check out some of the old homes of the wealthy people back then that are surrounded by water canals. We then take a boat ride along the canals.
Had a lovely traditional dinner including a pig hock cooked and marinated in like a …
Suzhou and a rainy day
A rainy day today due to a typhoon but didn't hinder our day. We visited the Master of the Nets Garden and the Humble Administrator's Garden.
The Humble Administrator's Garden was established in the 16th century by a retired magistrate, Wang Xianchen, and developed over the years as subsequent owners made changes according to the fashion of the …
Boring gardens
Kit: Today we went to Suzhou by train, and saw some boring gardens. Dylan: We booked in to the Nanlin Hotel. In Suzhou there are a lot of gardens, so we went to some. They all have some sort of rock formations that have been imported from other parts of China. Raymond's Travel Page
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In search of the humble administrator
"Bruges is a place of canals. Suzhou is a place of canals. Therefore Suzhou is like Bruges."
This is a form of reasoning that Aristotle identified as "absolutely, one-hundred-per-cent looney-tunes." [modern translation]. To see why, consider Mars, which also has canals. Is Mars like Bruges? No, and neither is Suzhou.
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