Humble Administrator's Garden, the representative of Jiangnan gardens, is the largest classical landscape garden in Suzhou, and one of the four ancient famous gardens in Suzhou. It is the largest and most famous one in Suzhou gardens. It has been included in the World Cultural Heritage List and can be called the classic of Chinese private gardens.

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Humble Administrator's Garden was built in the Ming Dynasty Zhengde period, through the four talents Wen Zhengming hand design, occupying 52,000 square meters of ground, and divided into east garden, middle garden, West garden three parts. The East garden is open and spacious, the middle garden is the essence of the whole garden, and the West garden is beautifully built and has its own characteristics. The south of the garden is a residential area, reflecting the pattern of traditional folk houses in typical Jiangnan area.

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With water as the center, the Humble Administrator's Garden is haunted by mountains and rivers, exquisite halls, luxuriant flowers and trees, full of poetry and painting, and has strong characteristics of Jiangnan water town. In spring, magnolia, cherry blossom, peach blossom, cuckoo and other flowers in the garden compete for beauty, and the spring scenery in the garden makes people drunk. The Humble Administrator's Garden is the largest garden in Suzhou, it takes 2 hours to walk slowly, there are many tourists, we must come early in the morning to enjoy the less crowded landscape. It can be said that the Humble Administrator's Garden is a different scene, almost every place in the garden can shoot a large film, in addition, the Humble Administrator's Garden is also very suitable for the portrait shooting of ancient style or Hanfu.

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