Suzhou

A half-day's meeting; a single glance across a thousand years.

The beauty of the East lies not in clamour, but in a refined serenity. Like the understated restraint of Suzhou — kindred to the spirit of Japanese wabi-sabi, yet holding within it a deeper Chinese sensibility.

At the Suzhou Museum designed by Mr. I. M. Pei, the lines are pared to their essence and light and shadow compose a poem. Here we invite Tan Yuanyuan to dance between the garden and the architecture — a tribute to the master, and a tribute to the quiet, refined beauty of China.

A half-day's meeting; a single glance across a thousand years.