Landscape planning and design of the Spring and Autumn Garden in the State of Deng

The landscape design of the Spring and Autumn Garden in the State of Deng draws on the overall form of the palaces and gardens of the Han Dynasty. The main entrance garden area is laid out in the form of a natural landscape garden. At the same time, it draws on the imperial garden-making technique of "one pool and three hills" that first appeared during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The terrain is designed and the water shorelines are optimized to reflect the style of the imperial gardens of the Han Dynasty. The three islands are respectively named "Pine", "Crane" and "Turtle", symbolizing the long history of the State of Deng and implying the long-standing Chinese culture. Wangcheng District, in combination with feng shui, uses the form of Han Dynasty eave tiles for paving and places them in different directions within the garden. At the same time, small water surfaces are set up in areas such as the State Guesthouse and Wuli Tomb to echo the large water surfaces in the leisure garden forest area, making the entire Deng State Spring and Autumn Garden full of a dynamic atmosphere.