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Yuyuan Garden

garden, Shanghai, China

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Yuyuan Garden, located in Shanghai, China, is a significant example of late Ming dynasty garden architecture. This garden, also known as the Garden of the Mandarin Yu, was established in the 16th century. It represents a style of garden design that emphasizes natural landscapes and intricate artistry, characteristic of traditional Chinese aesthetics. The garden is situated within the old Chinese city and is considered an outstanding architectural achievement of its era.12

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