Chaozhou niche ancient style courtyard recommendation, taking you into the misty and rainy Jiangnan

📸Chaozhou niche ancient style courtyard recommendation🍃, taking you into the misty and rainy Jiangnan🌸 Check-in spot 1️⃣: Rao Zongyi Academic Hall (Yi Garden) 💡Opening hours: 09:00-17:30, no entry after 17:00 📣Closed on Mondays 💰Ticket price: 8 yuan, with preferential policies 📍Address: No. 15 Dongmen Dongzhongcheng at Xiangqiao District, Chaozhou City Yi Garden is located inside the water gate at the foot of the ancient city, a paradise in the bustling ancient city🎋. It is an important base for displaying the life, academic achievements, and calligraphy and painting works of the master of Sinology, Mr. Rao Zongyi. 👀Yi Garden has two floors, with a different view at every step, as if entering a Suzhou garden, with green tiles and white walls, pavilions and towers, rockery and water features, willows swaying, very antique, and corridors and alleys crisscrossing the courtyard, elegant and beautiful, also very quiet and comfortable. There are also fruitful pomegranates on the courtyard walls, very interesting, with the beauty of spring blossoms and autumn fruits🌸. ⚠️Courtyard🏡 gardens can be photographed, but calligraphy and painting works🙅 are not allowed to be photographed. Check-in spot 2️⃣: Chaozhou Inlaid Porcelain Museum 🎈Opening hours: Monday to Friday (no appointment required) 💰Ticket price: Free admission 📍Address: Zhengjinghong Road, Chao'an District, Chaozhou City (near Chaoshan High-speed Railway Station) 📣Compared to Yi Garden, the Inlaid Porcelain Museum is less known. This courtyard 'Jinhu Yuan' combines Suzhou garden and Chaozhou residential styles, the garden is not big, but the courtyard is exquisite and elegant, and it also hides the Inlaid Porcelain Museum, where you can experience the beauty of Chaozhou's intangible heritage. 'Inlaid porcelain' is one of the national intangible cultural heritages, using porcelain to create relief or three-dimensional patterns and designs, decorated on eaves, corners, door walls, etc., all of which can be admired in the Inlaid Porcelain Museum. ⚠️Please do not make loud noises during the visit🤫.