The Jewel-shaped Palace Named Tong My Linh In China

Viewed from above, My Linh Palace (Nanjing, China) is like the jewel of a giant necklace.
The jewel-shaped palace named Tong My Linh in China
Meiling Palace (My Linh) located on the top of Xiaohong hill (Nanjing, China) built between 1931 and 1934 is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Nanjing. It is named after the lady Chiang Kai-shek because when she was born, she often lived here. There is also an oral source that this is a birthday gift that Chiang Kai-shek gave his wife.
The point that makes the unmistakable special of this architecture is the shape of a giant necklace when viewed from the air, because the rows of ancient trees are planted intentionally, winding

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The green tiled roof on the yellow leaf base every autumn is like a jewel on a pendant. That is why it is also considered a symbol of the couple's love.
Each season, this place has its own personality However, autumn is the most attractive time because the trees along the two sides of Wutong Avenue leading into the palace change the brilliant red leaves, making you feel like you are lost in a fairy tale picture.



Wait until winter, the whole hill is covered with a white snow.
The palace consists of 3 floors, inside there are 34 pillars built from white marble. On each pillar are carved different phoenixes. In the summer, the building is covered with green, cool eyes. This is the place that the couple Chiang Kai-shek frequented during their time in China.
In essence, the palace underwent restoration for a year before it opened to welcome guests. The experts reinforced the structure and repaired the wooden floor and the green tiles were replaced with new tiles of the same color and shape to keep the original design Since its opening in October 2013 up to now, this place attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year.




According to Vi Yen / Star
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