南浔

　　Nanxun is known in China and abroad as the home of Jiti Silk. Its thriving silk trade helped Nanxun earn the accolade "town of afflu-ence." Its community of wealthy merchants gave rise to beautiful garden residences， such as the Xiaolian Villa， the former residences of Liu Ti and of the Zhangs-all built on a grand scale and delightful to the eye. Particularly unusual is the juxtaposition of Chinese and Western architectural styles of these garden residences： Baroque columns， European fireplaces and French etched glass are blended into traditional Chinese buildings with central halls， skyweUs， and carved brick gatetowers.

　　原江苏美术出版社编辑，《老照片》、《老城市》系列图书的策划和编辑。

Ancient Scenes and Foreign Styles
The Hundred-Room Building
The Legend of Xishi
The Xiaolian Villa
The Jiaye Hall Library
Jili Silk in Universal Demand
"The Number One Mansion of Jiangnan"
East Meets West in the "Red House"
Zhang Jingjiang--Fundraiser for Sun Yat-sen
Historical Work with Catastrophic Consequences
Arts and Gourmet Foods
Places of Interest
Overnight in the Old Town
Choicest Food
How to Get to Nanxun