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- Wen Tian Xiang (文天祥, 1236-1283), who refused to be corrupted.
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- The stone honoring Lu Ji (陆绩, 188–219).
Other Pages
- Photos: Cang Lang Ting
- Photos: Temple of Confucius
- Photos: Feng Qiao
- Photos: Hanshan Temple
- Photos: Kunqu
- Photos: LuZhi
- Photos: Master of the Nets
- Photos: Guan Qian Jie
- Photos: Humble Administrator’s Garden
- Photos: Canal Boat Tour
- Photos: Lion’s Grove
- Photos: Suzhou Museum
- Photos: Taiping Prince’s Mansion
- Photos: Liu Yuan
- Photos: Xi Yuan
- About Eric
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Recent Posts
- My Suzhou: A Love Letter January 3, 2016
- My Suzhou goes open-source May 28, 2015
- The un-Humble Administrator’s Garden January 21, 2015
- Feng Qiao, the Grand Canal, and Hanshan Temple January 21, 2015
- Cang Lang Ting and the Temple of Confucius November 22, 2014
- The Lion’s Grove Garden & the Canal Boat Tour: OPEN Magazine, October 2014 October 5, 2014
- ‘The Suzhou Museum’ in OPEN magazine September 6, 2014
- ‘Master of the Nets’ in OPEN Magazine August 11, 2014
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- Eric T. MacKnight { Hi Judy! So glad that you have enjoyed "My Suzhou." I have been to Tiger Hill several times, and enjoyed it. When I sat down to put together "My Suzhou," however, I decided to leave it out. First, it is (along with the Humble Administrator's Garden) one of the best-known and most-visited places in Suzhou, and I wanted to focus on places (where possible) that were perhaps a bit less known, or less commonly visited by people coming to Suzhou for a brief stay, or living there as expats. Second, Tiger Hill is not one of my favorites, and not... }
- Judy { I look forward to your report on Tiger Hill, which I just saw this morning & loved. }
- Eric T. MacKnight { Did I miss a hyphen? I have a lot of editing to do in these pages, and a problem with photos that flip when they're expanded . . . a work in very slow progress. BTW, Loc, you don't need to go to China for many of the joys of a Suzhou holiday—just go to Portland and visit the LanSu Garden. Great teahouse, too! }
- Loc { "Thanks for that." Quietly reconciling Mr. You, you, and the 30 year leader of a great nation and the triviality of an historical blip and wondering if a hyphen adds texture to a line. I think so. }
- Julia Common { Really lovely, Eric. You certainly brought me to the heart of Suzhou. Miss it. Best of luck, Julia }
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