Introduction: Jingchun Garden at Peking University is located on the north shore of Weiming Lake. Originally a royal garden, it is one of the “nine gardens” of Peking University. Now it is the School of Humanities of Peking University, which includes the departments of literature, history, and philosophy. The buildings of the Qing Dynasty no longer exist. Only the pool on the west side is preserved. On its east side, a group of antique-style buildings with an ancient charm have been built to house the three departments of literature, history, and philosophy of Peking University.
