
The layout of the "Western Brahma Realm" building complex is fully unveiled, and tourists can visit the entire landscape with their tickets
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Liuli Pavilion was built in the 24th year of Qianlong reign (1759). It is a model of royal garden religious architecture in the mid-Qing Dynasty. There are 1,424 glazed statues of Amitayus Buddha inlaid on the facade.
China News Service, Beijing, September 29 (Reporter Xu Jing) After vacating and handing over, protective maintenance and service improvements, the Liulice Courtyard of Beijing Beihai Park was opened to the public on the 29th. At this point, the layout of the "Western Brahma Realm" building complex in the park has been fully unveiled. Visitors can visit the entire landscape of the "Western Brahma Realm" with park tickets.
The Liulice Courtyard is an important part of the "Western Brahma Realm" building complex in Beihai Park. It is located in the third courtyard. It is a classic Tibetan Buddhist style building complex. It is a model of royal garden religious architecture in the mid-Qing Dynasty and an important symbol of the diversity, unity and cultural integration of the Chinese nation.
On September 29, the Liulice Courtyard of Beijing Beihai Park opened to the public. The picture shows tourists visiting the Liulice courtyard. Photo courtesy of the park
The Liuli Pavilion was built in the 24th year of Qianlong's reign (1759). Its facade is inlaid with 1,424 glazed statues of Amitayus Buddha. It is exquisite in craftsmanship and regular in shape. It is a masterpiece among the existing Qing Dynasty official glazed buildings in China.
For this appearance, Beihai Park strictly adheres to the principle of "minimum intervention" and focuses on completing a series of projects such as protective maintenance of the main body of ancient buildings, comprehensive improvement of the courtyard environment, upgrading of tourist supporting facilities, optimization of tourist tour routes, and improvement of green landscapes, etc., to preserve the form and historical texture of ancient buildings to the greatest extent, while improving convenient tourist service functions to ensure tourist safety and experience.
On September 29, the Liulice Courtyard of Beijing Beihai Park opened to the public. The picture shows tourists purchasing related cultural and creative products. Photo courtesy of the park
The opening of the Liulice courtyard is simultaneously planned with a diversified activation and utilization system. The park deeply explores the historical connotation of the courtyard and the characteristics of the colored glaze culture, and will regularly hold the Liulic Pavilion historical and cultural exhibition "Liu Li Huan Zhang: The Return of the Brahma Realm" to systematically display the architectural evolution and the inheritance of colored glaze techniques of the West Heaven Brahma Realm. Simultaneously launched the "Liu Guang Qi Pavilion to Know the Ancient and Treasure" cultural and creative products and research products, designing six series with a total of more than 50 cultural and creative products; supporting the intangible cultural heritage glass firing research experience course, multi-dimensionally realize the youthful innovation and living inheritance of the traditional culture of Beihai Royal Garden.

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