鬧市中的綠洲，有花香有鳥語，光看相片不足表達，入口有點隱蔽，詳情可在youtube搜尋「幸福男從心苑」

Great garden next to Wong Tai Sin temple. A good place to walk around and relax, taking some photos or talking to local people.

在鬧市中有如此靚景,值得一讚👍可惜我去時巧逢幾個旅行團帶着遊客,不少景點不知為何又圍封，有些掃興

Opened 1991 is a 5,600 square-metre Chinese-style garden with architectural features resembling a miniature replica of the Summer Palace in Beijing. Pavilions, bridges, pagodas, streams, rocks, ponds and gardens are linked by a long corridor. Within the Good Wish Garden is the STATUE OF SHEEP, donated by the city government of Lan Xi, Zhejiang Province, Wong Tai Sin's birthplace, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Sik Sik Yuen in 1996. The statue is made from white jade and depicts the miracle of Wong Tai Sin transforming piles of white boulders into sheep.

stress reliefing park. I stayed there for 2 hours, felt like can stay there forever

(Translated by Google) Inside Wong Tai Sin Temple you will be able to find Good Wish Garden, it's a beautiful place with all those Chinese gardening and constructions. Have a look on those photos and if you like it, please mark the like. Many people from Xinyuan have been to the Wong Tai Sin Temple. After paying homage to the Great Immortal outside the main hall, they can also pay homage to the King of Medicine, the God of Wealth, and the father-in-law and mother-in-law on the left side of the main hall. Going down from the left side of the main hall, you can see the Sansheng Temple. There is Avalokitesvara with Thousand Hands in the center of the Sansheng Hall, Patriarch Lu Chunyang on the right, and Shengdijun on the left. Going down from the Sansheng Hall, you can reach the Sutra Hall, which is now the head office of Sik Sik Yuen. Faithful believers can make donations here and get a prize Receipts are issued, and donations of 100 yuan or more can be used for tax declaration in Hong Kong. Go further from the head office to Lin Pavilion, which is a pavilion dedicated to the emperor Kong Sheng. There is a gate on the right of Lin Pavilion, which is From the entrance of Xinyuan, there are pavilions, flowing water fountains, waterfalls and caves, various flowers and trees, and beautiful Chinese-style garden scenery from Xinyuan. From the noisy sound of worship, you will suddenly enter a completely different realm of tranquility. Come and experience it for yourself! (Original) Inside Wong Tai Sin Temple you will be able to find Good Wish Garden, it's a beautiful place with all those Chinese gardening and constructions. Have a look on those photos and if you like it, please mark the like. 從心苑 很多人到過黄大仙祠,到了大殿外参拜完大仙後,還可参拜在大殿左則的藥王,財神及福德公公,婆婆.從大殿左邊向下走可見到三聖殿,三聖殿内正中有千手觀音,右邊有呂純陽祖師,左邊有關聖帝君.從三聖殿繼續往下走可到達經堂現為嗇色園總辦事處,善信可在此作捐獻云並可獲發收據,捐款一佰元或以上可在港用作報税.從總辦事處再往前走便到麟閣,此乃供奉孔聖帝君之亭閣；在麟閣的右則有一道閘門這便是從心苑的入口,從心苑有亭臺樓閣,流水噴泉,瀑布山洞,各種花樹木,充滿中國式的園林優美景色,從喧嚷的參拜聲突然轉而進入截然不同的寧謐境界,你必定要親自來感受一下！

從心苑，亭台樓閣，迴廊花燈，景色怡人，坐在椅上，花香鳥語，熱鬧都市嘅清静一角，值得参觀吓。

Beautiful garden right behind Wing Tai Sin Temple, in a peaceful ambience

If going to the temple don't miss the garden. We went especially to see the garden and relax for an hour.

(Translated by Google) This is a Chinese garden located behind the Wingtai Sin Taoist Temple. It is a small garden that many tourists visit and enjoy the charm and relaxation of the Chinese garden. (Original) 윙타이신 도교사원 뒤에 있는 중국 정원으로 무료로 개방되어 있는 곳입니다 많은 관광객들이 찾아서 중국정원의 멋과 여유를 즐기는 곳으로 작은 정원으로 보이지만 산책 코스로 꽤 넓은 거리를 갖고 있습니다

(Translated by Google) A quiet and relaxing place Depending on time, it will be quite calm space without people (Original) 静かで落ち着ける場所です 時間によっては人がいなくてかなり落ち着いた空間になります

一個令人感到唏噓失望的園池 嗇色園從心苑 24-3-2023 嗇色園從心苑，建於九十年代，甴黄大仙為記念開祠七十年，向政府申請祠後空地修建而成。本人有幸參與園林建造，從心苑當時是區內惟一的園林，鑽石山的南蓮園池還未建造。 最近有一位YoutaberXX男在網上介紹此園林及一家食肆，他鏡頭下的園林，表現了美好的一面，小橋池水，部份建造於人工湖上，曲橋涼亭，橋顶壁畫，鳥語花香，美輪美奐，引人入勝，使人有立即想去參觀的沖動。由於從心苑在黄大仙祠內，祠內善信燒香供奉大仙及各神纸，空氣中充滿氧游離基，嚴重損害健康，因此回流香港後提不起興趣去參觀。 最近經友人將這這位YouTuber 的短片傳來，片內稱園內清幽雅緻，認真寫意，像蘇州所亭臺樓閣。在鬧市中隱藏一個傳統的園林建築。因此決定去看看。 從黄大仙祠進入，感覺到嗇色園管理層有點失策，大門入口左邊竟然擺放了垃圾雜物，不過值得一讚的是建造了扶手電梯，方便遊人。從正門直入，有無障礙通道直達聖道門，從側邊拱門進入, 便是從心苑，門外可能有工程，及堆放了残舊的纸紥品，雜亂無章。 進入後見兩旁擺放是多棵塑膠梅花，颜色雖然鮮艷，但大殺風景。通道盡頭擺放了蘭溪市人民政府贈送的仙鄉吉羊群白玉彫塑，沿石階踏足而上，穿過拱橋便進入一组中式建築的亭環繞着人造池而建，有一楝兩層高的樓，左右有樓梯上二樓，從二樓是觀看苑肉風景的最佳位置。部份曲橋建於人造湖上，與原來設計的一樣，但像是翻新過，湖水很混濁，見有水喉灌入池中，估計是循環及濾水系統失靈，池中錦鯉不大活躍，炎熱天氣時恐怕會有蚊蟲。 令人感到唏噓的是，靠北的假山已經損壞不堪，滿佈野樹雜草，沒有瀑布流下，山下的水池完全乾涸，此地段已經封閉，沒有水沿小溪流下，小溪兩旁的奇石得不到水的滋潤，變得暗淡無色，樹木了無生氣，一片衰落景像，與鮮艷色彩的建築及迴廊及亭成強烈對比。 夫子彫像擺放靠竹圉那邊小徑旁，無語冷眼看園池滄桑變遷。 苑內有數個涼亭，亭內設有木質檯凳供遊人休息。亦是觀賞苑內風景的好地方。 不知園主是否基於資金問題或管理人員失誤，或許是沒有專業園林的管理人材，大好的園池被糟塌。難怪當日天氣良好，但遊人寥寥可數，連旅行團也不進入参觀，可能旅行團主要是到黄大仙上香吧。

Almost a park in the high rise residential. Nice calm park

阿！ 我很喜歡/在嗇色園是我最喜歡的部份。 The temple is visited by mannnny people, so it’s always best to get there early. It’s more than just tourists that go here/you’ll find people drawing sticks and throwing stones for answers to their “life confusions” or questions. The neat fact about this process at the temple is that people used to draw sticks to find the causes of illnesses and diseases. A guide would have them pick a stick or throw the stones and interpret it for them, telling them what their ailment was caused by and how to proceed to fix it. (This part is not really practiced as medical science has developed.) If you go to exit B2 at the Wong tai sin station, you’re led right to the top where you can enter. I spent about 1 hour here, but that was a pretty long time; most of it was spent in the garden which I found peaceful and calming with the Chinese sounds around me.

Hidden just to the right of side entry to temple Nice small park - easy to cover with lots of camera angles to capture asian court with bridges. Water birds, kois and lily pads in the landscape.

背景に高層ビルが林立。 手前には赤い柱に赤い屋根、極彩色の天井絵が印象的な寺院。 大きくて長い線香に等身大より大きなろうそくを持った像から火をもらって供える。線香の煙が絶えることなくくゆっている。 黄色と赤のランタンのしたで祈りながら占いの棒が入った入れ物をお祈りしながら一心にふる人であふれている。広東語がわからなくても日本語で占いを解説してくれるブースもあるよう。お寺の前には干支の化身のような大きな像もならんでいて人々がその横にならんで写真を撮っている。高層ビルの前の活気あふれる寺院、不思議な空間。

(Translated by Google) A garden in Wong Tai Sin Mausoleum. It is a garden with a different atmosphere from the dry landscape garden of a Japanese temple, and it has a Chinese feel. As the name "Good Wish Garden" suggests, walking around the garden can be beneficial. (Original) 黄大仙廟にあるお庭。日本のお寺の枯山水とは違った雰囲気のお庭で、中国っぽいお庭。「Good Wish Garden」という名前の通り、お庭の周りを歩くだけでもご利益があるのだと思います。

Relax place

A very good place to visit. ❤️❤️ The air is so fresh. 🎍

(Translated by Google) Part of Wong Tai Sin Temple (Original) 黃大仙廟一部份

(Translated by Google) This garden is called Congxin Garden. It is a Chinese-style garden allocated by the government on the back hill of Wong Tai Sin Temple. It was unveiled in 1991 by Sun Mingyang, then Director of Civil Affairs, in celebration of the 70th anniversary of the opening of Wong Tai Sin Temple. The name of the open garden comes from Confucius. At the entrance is Zhao Puchu, a layman who crosses the artificial lake and crosses the artificial lake. In 1996, Lanxi City presented a white marble sculpture of a flock of auspicious sheep in Xianxi, implying that the great immortal turned the stone into a sheep. The total area of ​​the garden exceeds 5,000 square meters. There are two There are three artificial lakes with waterfalls and streams dividing the garden into north and south. There are small bridges in the middle, and the garden is full of stone mountains, gardens, square fans, and hexagonal pavilions. They are connected by corridors imitating the Summer Palace in Beijing. Fairies celebrate birthdays with lanterns to illuminate the Mid-Autumn Festival, while North Lake has a carp leaping over the dragon gate, fishes chasing dragons, waterside pavilions and winding corridors around the lake, high and low, full of all kinds of colorful lanterns Blissful land looks forward to rebirth, prosperity, longevity and auspiciousness (Original) 這個花園名叫從心苑是黃大仙祠後山一處政府撥地興建的中式庭園作為黃大仙祠開壇七十周年誌慶於1991年由當年民政局長孫名揚揭幕開放花園取名從心是出自孔聖之「七十而從心所欲亅進門處有趙樸初居士提聯誇拱橋過人工湖右旁有1996年蘭溪市贈仙溪吉羊群漢白玉雕塑寓意大仙叱石成羊全園面積超過五千平方米有兩個人工湖三處瀑布流水而溪流將庭園分作南北中有小橋連貫而園內遍佈石山園林方圓扇六角亭穿插其間由仿北京頤和園長廊連接2021年適逢仙祠百歲壽年南湖設置百仙賀壽采燈耀中秋盛會而北湖則設有鯉躍龍門群魚追龍慶環湖水榭曲廊高高低低滿掛各式各樣七彩燈籠疫症當年有幸大仙壽慶與民歡聚聊解民愁香江福地展望重生福壽吉祥

(Translated by Google) Huang Daxian (Original) 黄大仙

(Translated by Google) Love this place very much (Original) 非常爱這個地方

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful garden for taking pictures (Original) 很漂亮的花園，適合拍照

(Translated by Google) As of December 12, (Original) ณ วันที่มา 12 ต.ค 61 ปิดปรับปรุง

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing (Original) 值得一看

(Translated by Google) The most famous temple in Hong Kong? Shrine? Various gods seem to be celebrating. (Original) 香港で一番有名なお寺？神社？様々な神様が祭ってあるようです。

(Translated by Google) It is located in the Wong Tai Sin Temple, a quiet garden in the busy city; walking around makes people feel refreshed~ (Original) 是位於黃大仙廟內, 鬧市中一個寂靜的花園; 走一圏讓人身心舒暢~

(Translated by Google) I remember that it was fun because it was like a theme park with a beautiful garden and a Chinese bridge. This time, I was surprised to find out that it was a garden of a temple of a new religion when I was checking the location to write a review. I feel like I can understand it somehow. If it is not repaired, it will be as old as a local amusement park that opened during the period of high economic miracle. I think it has improved as a power spot. But when I look at other people's photos, it doesn't seem to have changed. At that time, the plants were plump and the leaves were lush and neatly trimmed. The color of the bridge was also beautiful. I passed by many people, so I was surprised that it was a popular place. There were many people with posters on the way to here, but I couldn't see what the poster was. There was a poster on the wall, and when I approached it, it was shocking. There was a large photo of a hand that looked like a "worker's hand", and the fingers of the hand were cut off in the middle. There were letters on the top and bottom of the poster, but I can't read them, so I don't understand. The hand was a man's hand. The finger wasn't torn, and I don't know how to cut it off, but it seemed to be cut off. I was shocked, but it's not that I've never heard of it, so the Chinese Communist Party! Be brutal! I remembered my anger. However, it is said that this is not a "protest rally against the Chinese Communist Party" but a "protest rally against the Chinese Communist Party". I found the poster, stopped and stared at it, so he called out to me and explained it with gestures. I think it was a Katakoto-style explanation in Japanese. I tried to ask in detail, but I couldn't hear because I ran away. It's a shame that you can understand the contents by Google Translate now. If you can speak Japanese, I would like you to teach me in Japanese. At that time, there were still many people who could speak Japanese, so I wasn't really aware of it, but I think they helped me at key points. According to the information I got after returning to Japan, I was told that it was a demonstration of improving working conditions because there were many accidents where the fingers were cut off with agricultural equipment instead of being cut off to show off. I now realize that demos are always run by the same organization in the same place. There is a theory that there are many irreparable accidents such as being involved not only in agricultural equipment but also in factories, which may be a demonstration of improving working conditions. This is more than 10 years ago, but the nearby square seems to be used as a meeting place, so don't be surprised to see it. It's a poster photo, but I think it wasn't an unpleasant photo, but a poster that encouraged a sense of justice and gained sympathy. The photo of the finger does not show the cross section, so I think it is a video technology such as compositing. However, the accident has not changed, such as being caught in a roller and threaded, being crushed by pinching a finger, being cut off with a cutter, or being lost with a shredder. After this event I walked around the Good Wish Garden. Aside from the short story, I wanted to go to see the garden of memories of the mysterious poster again, but I couldn't do it. I hope to go next time. Chinese Correspondent Anastasia Romanov Pączki Frog 20210217 (Wed) (Original) きれいな庭で中国っぽい橋がありテーマパークのようで楽しかった事をおぼえています。今回、クチコミを書くのに場所の確認をしていて新興宗教の寺のガーデンと知って驚きました。なんとなくわかる気もします。補修などしていなければ、高度経済成長期にオープンした地方の遊園地のように古くなっているかと思います。パワースポットとしてはレベルアップしていると思います。でも、他の人の写真をみると変わってないようです。当時、植え込みもふっくらして葉も青々としてきれいに刈り込まれていました。橋の色もきれいでした。沢山の人とすれ違ったので人気のところなのかと驚きました。ここにくる途中にポスターなどを持った人が沢山いましたが、なんのポスターか見えませんでした。壁にポスターが貼ってあり、近づいて見てみるとショッキングな内容でした。「労働者の手」という感じの手の写真が大きく載っているもので、手の指が一本途中で切断されているものでした。ポスターの上下には文字が書いてありましたが読めないのでわかりません。手は男の手でした。指はちぎれたものではなく、どのような切り落とし方かわかりませんが切ったようでした。ショックを受けましが、聞いていた事の無いわけでもない話なので、中国共産党め！残忍なことを！と怒りをおぼえました。ところが、これは「中国共産党に対する抗議集会」ではなく、「中国共産党の抗議集会」だそうです。ポスターを見つけて立ち止まり見つめていたので、声をかけてくれ、ジェスチャーを交え説明してくれました。かたこと風の日本語での説明だったと思います。詳しく聞こうとしたのですが、逃げられてしまい聞くことができませんでした。今ならGoogle翻訳で内容がわかるのにと思うと残念です。日本語ができるならば日本語で教えてもらいたかったと思います。当時はまだ日本語のできる人が多かったので、あまり自覚はありませんでしたが要所要所で助けてもらっていたと思います。この話を帰国後に話して得た情報によると、見せしめに指を切り落とされたのではなく、農業器具などで切り落とす事故が多いから労働条件改善のデモではないかと言われました。デモはいつも同じところで同じ組織が行っていると今では認識しています。農業器具だけでなく工場でも巻き込まれなどの取り返しのつかない事故は多く労働条件改善のデモではないかとの説もあります。これは10年以上前の話ですが、近くの広場は集会所に使われるようなので、見てもビックリしないようにしてください。ポスターの写真ですが、気持ち悪い写真ではなく、正義感を煽り、同情を得る事のできるポスターだったと思います。指の写真も断面などは写っていないし、合成など映像技術かと思います。けれど、ローラーに巻き込まれてねじ切られたり、指を挟んで潰されたり、カッターで切り落とされたり、シュレッダーで失ったりと事故は変わらず起きています。この出来事の後でGood Wish Gardenを歩きました。小話はともかく、謎のポスターの思い出のガーデンを今回も見に行きたかったのですがかなわず。次回行かれたらと思います。中国特派員アナスタシア・ロマノフポンチキ・ガエル20210217(水)

Im very happy and i would love to go again in good wish garden its clean and good ambiance!

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