Fushui Mountain Villa Introduction
The idea conceived 26 years ago aimed to create a grand garden of ideals encompassing truth, goodness, and beauty, covering an area of approximately 6,000 square meters. The pines within the garden are now over 41 years old, showcasing botanical ecology, the aesthetics of arboriculture, and a harmonious blend of mountains and water. It provides a space for busy individuals to enjoy the ecology of nature, find tranquility, engage in small group activities among the trees, and savor afternoon tea while pruning the pines. The pruned pine needles are used to create health products. The large grass area offers outdoor leisure activities, including outdoor tea art, flower arrangement, meditation, piano playing, martial arts, and sketching. At the same time, the indoor space exhibits pine culture, including works of poetry, calligraphy, and ink wash landscapes, alongside ecological images of pine pruning and transplantation. DIY activities like making pine enzyme, flower arrangement, and ecological tours are also offered. This is a place that took 26 years to create into an ideal garden of hope. In the scenic forest, nearly 200 trees aged over 41 years, specifically Five-needle pines, complete the landscape. The garden features five large grass areas suitable for both static and dynamic activities that help to center the mind and return to the reality of life. The pruned pine buds are crafted into premium health products. Additionally, there is an exhibition hall showcasing pine ecology, aesthetics, and cultural creativity. The landscape includes sculpted pines and transplanted locations such as Yongming Temple in Shulin District, New Taipei City, the Chen residence in Guandu, Fengquan Company in Linkou, Lingyan Mountain Temple in Puli, the Nona Retreat Center in Puli, and Chunsuitang Zizai in Guoxing, Nantou.
