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Description: The Garden of the Reclaimed Moon opened in Berlin's Marzahn Park on the 15th October 2000. It is the largest Chinese ... more

Chinese Garden ... garden in Europe, measuring 2.7 hectares, and was based on drafts from the Peking Institure for Classic Garden Architecture. Eisenacher

Newest Review: ... It was the Soochow style garden. A nine-turn bridge zigzags across the lotus pond to a large pavilion combining Classical Chinese architecture elements. There are many rock mountains, bamboo trees and seasonal flowers. Occasionally you will find locals practising the Chinese Music Instrument performance and Chinese Opera Music in the pavilion. In spring time, the lotus flower bloosm all ... more

... over the garden making a very beautiful scenery. During the month of September, there will be the celebration of the mid-autumn festival. The garden holds chinese music concerts, lotus flower appreciation day, which allow the visitors to have free entert...more

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Chinese Garden: Lou Lim Ioc Garden (150 words)
by - written on 04/09/04 (Not useful, 81 readings)
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Lou Lim Ioc Gardens in Macau China It was built by a wealthy merchant Lou Kau. Before the government bought the property in 1974, it was the private property of the Lou's family. It was the Soochow style garden. A nine-turn bridge zigzags across the lotus pond to a large pavilion combining Classical Chinese architecture elements. There are many rock mountains, bamboo trees and seasonal flowers. Occasionally you will find locals practising the Chinese Music Instrument performance and Chinese Opera Music in the pavilion. In spring time, the lotus flower bloosm all over the garden making a very beautiful scenery. During the month of ... Read the complete review

One Afternoon In China (1276 words)
by - written on 19/05/02 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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or: THE GARDEN OF THE REGAINED MOON So you want to go to Berlin? Good idea! If you’ve got only two or three days, go and see the sights described in your guide book. Sights aren’t famous for nothing! Don’t complain about other tourists, though, they have the same rights as you have, what do you think YOU are when you leave your home and garden? If you’ve got more time or have been to Berlin before and can honestly say that you’ve got a feeling for the city and have understood its pecularities of which there are quite a lot given its history, then I’ve got something for you, off the trodden path: the largest Chinese ... Read the complete review