Huzhou Garden shines at 15th China International Garden Expo

A view of the Huzhou Garden at Wenzhou Garden Expo Park. [Photo/WeChat account: huzhoufabu]

The 15th China International Garden Expo opened on April 15 in Wenzhou, Zhejiang province, with the Huzhou Garden at Wenzhou Garden Expo Park opening to the public.

Huzhou Garden seamlessly integrates Jiangnan-style architecture with low-carbon gardening techniques. It offers immersive experiences through music, tea ceremonies, and floral art, captivating visitors and encouraging them to explore.

Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a clear pond, accompanied by melodious music from a nearby pavilion. Performers skillfully play traditional instruments, creating a tranquil atmosphere that embodies the serene elegance of Jiangnan gardens.

A visitor takes photos in the Huzhou Garden. [Photo/WeChat account: huzhoufabu]

Across the pond, the Daya Hall is filled with the aroma of tea. Tea masters demonstrate the art of brewing Anji Baicha, a variety of green tea, with fluid and graceful movements. Visitors gather to sample some for themselves, experiencing the authentic tea culture of Huzhou.

The hall also features plantable seed paper postcards adorned with works by renowned artists like Zhao Mengfu, a Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368) calligrapher and a native of Huzhou. Visitors can share their experiences and receive these postcards for free.

Nearby, the floral art area has been attracting large crowds as professional florists demonstrate traditional flower arranging techniques. Using bamboo, stones, and fresh flowers, they blend garden aesthetics with floral artistry.