Baijuyi Memorial Hall

Visit Bai Juyi Memorial Hall, and it’s like opening the afterword to a Tang Dynasty poem. This was once the poet’s quiet retreat—deep courtyards, swaying bamboo, stones whispering stories from centuries ago. Calligraphy scrolls line the walls, each line of his verses carrying emotion and depth. Stand in the courtyard and almost hear him reciting under the moonlight, conversing with West Lake. Don’t just pass by—sit here for a moment, sip some green tea, let the ancient literary spirit cleanse your soul. This isn’t just a museum; it’s a doorway to a life lived in poetry.