Abstract:Qian Yong's Lv Garden is located in Wengjiazhuang, Changshu City. It is a concise and elegant literati garden, featuring beautiful waterscape and lush trees. It developed a school of its own in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, when private gardens were becoming more and more common, and became an important case of Jiangnan gardens in the Qing Dynasty. The Lv Garden has now disappeared. Through the interpretation and analysis of garden epigraph and the inscription of landscape painting, this paper analyzes the landscape environment and landscape elements of the garden, and reconstructs the basic appearance from the three aspects of water system, plant and architecture, and reappears the landscape pattern, which is built next to stream, rich in vegetation, simple and elegant. In addition, based on the literature of Lvyuan Conghua and combining with the results of restoration, the paper summarizes Qian Yong's concept of garden construction from three aspects: appropriate matching, gardening like writing poetry, and pursuit of artistic conception.
