Introduction to Pianshishanfang: Pianshishanfang is the only surviving copy of Shi Tao, a great painter in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Shi Tao, whose original name was Zhu Ruoji, was an outstanding great painter in my country in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. He visited famous mountains and rivers throughout his life, "searching all the strange peaks to make drafts." In his later years, he lived in Yangzhou and left behind the only copy of the stacked stone in the world - Pianshishanfang. There is a stone house hidden in the rockery, which can be a good place to cool off in summer.