What does Huachi mean?

Huachi is a concept in the traditional culture of China, which generally refers to the ways and means of self-cultivation. Huachi is a concept in Taoism. It is believed that it conforms to the Taoist way of huachi, which can let the weather flow into the body and gradually cultivate a comfortable and clear living place. The Tao of Huachi has also appeared in Buddhism, which refers to the geographical structure and natural trees, geomantic omen and other resources, so that people can be inspired in this natural environment center, carry forward people's wisdom and cultivate morality.

Huachi is also a specific building in the ancient palaces of China, which often appears in the royal gardens and the back gardens inside the palaces. The buildings in Huachi are generally rectangular, and the bottom of the pond is higher than the surrounding area. People's Well, Liang Shi and all kinds of fish are carefully cared for and maintained by their owners, making Huachi a beautiful landscape and a symbol of royal status. Huachi in the Summer Palace is a famous example. Its architecture is very elegant and its scenery is beautiful. It is a classic in the garden.

Huachi can also be an imaginary space full of magic and mystery. In many ancient fantasy novels and supernatural novels in China, Huachi is often a hidden portal, which connects the fantasy world with the ordinary world on earth, thus becoming the gateway to human beings and various exotic biological habitats. This imagination of Huachi often appears in China ancient literature, which enriches people's imagination and tells us a magical, clever and mysterious world.