The Manchu people, also known as the "Jurchen people" in history, changed their ethnic name to "Manchuria" in 1635, which means "auspiciousness" in Manchu language. Before the 1911 Xinhai Revolution, it was called the "Manchu ethnic group", and later changed to "Manchu". It is now mainly distributed in the three northeastern provinces, with Liaoning being the majority.
This garden is a specialized garden that reflects the customs and traditions of the Manchu people. The exhibition garden is composed of natural materials such as trees, grasslands, mountains, waterfalls, water pools, and streams, as well as green tiles, gray walls, and Qing Dynasty residences, which form the living environment of the Manchu people. With the help of the changes in the terrain of the park, it summarizes and introduces the unique folk customs and colorful ethnic culture of the Manchu people from different visual perspectives.
