Baosu study room is a relatively independent small courtyard in the meditation room, built in 1758. Emperor Qianlong named his study Baosu on the basis of Taoist ideas of "sticking to the elements and keeping the unity", "simplicity and selfishness".
Baosu Bookstore is mainly composed of two buildings: Baosu Bookstore and Qin Yunzhai. Running water is drawn from the northeast of the North Sea, forming a spring waterfall. The sound of water is like a violin, and jasper falls, so it is called a musical instrument.
The scenery here is quaint and quiet. It was once the place where Emperor Qianlong and the Crown Prince studied.
Xiaoxitian was built in 1768 and completed in 1770. It was built by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty to pray for the birthday of his mother, Empress Xiao Shengxian. The main building is Elysium, with a total area of1.200m2 and a beam span of1.3.5m.. It is the largest square pavilion palace building in China.
There are exquisite carved patterns on the windows and south fans around the temple, and a gold plaque with the words "Elysium" is hung at the height of the temple, which is the imperial pen of Qianlong. Above it is a glittering octagonal dome with a dragon algae well, which is very solemn.
, magnificent. The temple is surrounded by water, with small bridges running water, a glass archway in the east, west, north and south, a small pavilion in each corner, a crescent river in the south and a stone bridge on the shelf. The whole building is very magnificent.
There is a clay sculpture of Putuo in the South China Sea in the temple. There are 226 Luohan Buddha statues on the mountain, which are painted with seawater, symbolizing the Putuo scenic spot in Buddhism, so they are called "Luohan Mountain" and "Luohan Island".
1775, Emperor Qianlong ordered craftsmen to build a quick snow cave with golden nanmu, and there were 10 verandahs on both sides. The walls of the verandah were inlaid with ink paintings of 48 square quick snow caves, and the famous stones of Genyue Imperial Garden in Song Dynasty were piled up in the yard, forming an elegant scenic spot.
There are two halls in the courtyard: the viewing hall and the bath room. There are 80 inkstone carvings and 48 prescriptions of 20 calligraphers from Jin Dynasty to Yuan Dynasty embedded in the verandahs on the east and west sides of Kuaixuetang, among which Wang Xizhi's Kuaixueqingtie and Emperor Qianlong's The Story of Kuaixuetang are the most famous.
In addition to the main hall of the Quick Xuetang and the east-west corridor inlaid with stone carvings, the most conspicuous thing is two tall and strange Taihu stones standing head on. The small one is about 4 meters high and the big one is about 5 meters high. Delicate and transparent, it fully possesses the characteristics of "thinness, leakage, transparency and wrinkling" of Taihu Stone, and is worthy of being the treasure of Taihu Stone.
Ganlong was very surprised to see this stone. He personally inscribed the word "Yun Qi" in the south of the stone, and specially wrote a song "Song of the Wind in Yun Qi", in which he compared this stone to a rolling cloud, which was later called the stone of Yun Qi, one of the top ten strange stones in Beijing.