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Tarrying Garden
Built in the Ming Dynasty, but many parts of it were rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty.
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Part of the garden is the Nanmu Hall with a collection of furniture made of nanmu, a wood that is fairly common in China and prized because it looks good and resists both humidity and decay. Mandarin Duck Hall is divided into two parts by a meticulously carved partition.
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