Attractions
Ancient Huizhou · A Millennium of Craftsmanship
- Benevolent Garden
- Ruxin Pavilion
- Yishi Shangshu Archway
- Jixiang Pavilion
- Duxian Archway
- Hu Zongxian Anti-Wokou Memorial Hall
- Xiangxian Hall
- Zhaobi (Screen Wall)
- Xiangtang (Sacrificial Hall)
- Ding Family Ancestral Hall
- Longchuan Yidao (Official Post Road)
- Former Residence of Hu Bingheng
- Benevolent Garden
- Ruxin Pavilion
- Yishi Shangshu Archway
- Jixiang Pavilion
- Duxian Archway
- Hu Zongxian Anti-Wokou Memorial Hall
- Xiangxian Hall
- Zhaobi (Screen Wall)
- Xiangtang (Sacrificial Hall)
- Ding Family Ancestral Hall
- Longchuan Yidao (Official Post Road)
- Former Residence of Hu Bingheng
- Longchuan Water Street
- Kanghui Bridge
- Zhongshi Bridge
- Bamboo House (Longchuan Market)
- Chengxin Hall Paper Workshop
- Hufu Memorial Hall
- Hu Family Ancestral Hall
- Five-Phoenix Pavilion
- Rear Hall
- Shuikou (Waterway Gateway)
- Shangguan Bridge
- Huizhou Merchants Memorial Hall
- Longchuan Water Street
- Kanghui Bridge
- Zhongshi Bridge
- Bamboo House (Longchuan Market)
- Chengxin Hall Paper Workshop
- Hufu Memorial Hall
- Hu Family Ancestral Hall
- Five-Phoenix Pavilion
- Rear Hall
- Shuikou (Waterway Gateway)
- Shangguan Bridge
- Huizhou Merchants Memorial Hall
Benevolent Garden
The name "Benevolent Garden" signifies peace and goodwill. The pavilion by the pond is reflected in the clear water, the stone bridge lies quietly across it, and the Hui-style courtyard exudes elegance and brightness. In this tranquil space, worldly cares seem to fade away. Seated in this corner, you can soak in the scenic views of mountains and water, and enjoy a moment of quiet nostalgia.
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Attraction Overview
Renheyuan, meaning “Benevolence and Harmony”, is a peaceful garden beside Longchuan Creek. Local tradition tells that Nianwu of the Longchuan Hu clan once welcomed the geomancer Lai Wenjun here. The name reflects the Confucian belief that a community flourishes when people treat one another with kindness and live in harmony.
The garden brings together a pond, pavilions, a stone bridge and white-walled, dark-tiled Huizhou courtyards. Water and architecture are arranged in a compact composition: reflections move across the pond, while the bridge and covered pavilions frame views of the creek and surrounding hills.
Follow the winding paths at an unhurried pace, pause beside the water or sit under the pavilion, and notice the details of the traditional courtyard buildings. Renheyuan is especially pleasant in the morning and late afternoon, when the light softens the walls and the garden becomes a quiet place to rest during a visit to Longchuan.
Come to Longchuan and experience the timeless charm of Huizhou.
Amidst the white walls and dark tiles, discover the essence of Huizhou architecture and the richness of its culture.