I went to this park last weekend with a friend.

Daming palace is a group of magnificent palace in the Tang dynasty, and it is the art of chinese classical architecture build 1300 years ago.

 this palace occupy an area of 350 hecares about 4.5 times the size of Forbidden City.

 We walked through this modern interpretation of the Tang palace. 

The chief designer 阎立本 was a familar name when I visited Taipei palace museum.  So is the city that he has overseed.   It was well executed with a central lake separating the daily courtly bussiness from the emperor residence.

When we was standing near the lake in the evening time, we could almost sensed the calvaries roaming the open grassfield.   Or did we see groups of courts ladies in their silky dresses teasing in the willows?

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