写一篇在豫园英语短文

Shanghai 上 海 - Yu Garden (Garden of Leisurely Repose) 豫园

First established in 1559 by a Mandarin named Pan Yunduan潘允段 who used to be the governor of Sichuan四川布政使 and was expanded in 1577, the Yu Garden (also called as “Chenghuang Miao”—Town God Temple by the local people, it got two names because of two ancient architectural structures in the area: Yu Garden and Town God Temple) is located on the northeast side of the old Chinese Town. The garden encompasses 5 hectares (12.5 acres). Laid out by a landscape artist, Zhang Nanyang, it has become one of the most renowned gardens in South China. As the Pan family fortunes declined, the garden was neglected and overgrows until the local gentry restored it in 1760. It became the headquarters of the Dagger Society or Small-Society, Uprising (an uprising led in 1853 by the Small-Sword Society, a secret society, against the foreign imperialists in Shanghai and Xiamen, Fujian Province) in 1853, during the early part of the Taiping H