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Since 2015, Beijing Shunjing Landscape has worked with Jin Ji for eight years, producing high-end Yue-series products from September Forest and Wang Yue Fu to Jing Yue Fu. Jin Ji's Yue-series aims to pursue a great-house courtyard life within high walls and large compounds. The works emphasize continuing and seeking the ritual sense of life and elevating the spirit within modern living, including the pursuit of life aesthetics and value. The Jin Ji Yue-series high-end residential products are continuously iterated and realized, and the design team has already explored a classic spatial logic: front-court ritual courtyard space plus core spiritual courtyard plus rear-court natural forest-style urban mountain-forest inner courtyard. Through understated luxury design and rustic, natural materials, the project creates a natural landscape living space with both urban cultural belonging and spiritual refuge. The Jin Ji Jing Yue Fu project is located in Nanjing's old city area, facing Purple Mountain to the north and embracing the Qinhuai River to the south. The project continues the Jinling cultural lineage, deeply hidden with cultural heritage, and is a rare resource-based parcel in the main city, linking Jinling's historical depth with the brilliant future of the southern new town. One Qinhuai River, half of Jinling history. The prosperous Southern Capital painting scroll clearly records the splendor on both banks of the Qinhuai River and the lively market life of the time. Jing Yue Fu introduces this painting scroll as a concept, interpreting a contemporary and refined Nanjing life scroll. The design translates Qinhuai water, brings black-awning boats into the Jinling painting, and uses contemporary language to reproduce the serene elegance of mountain springs, fully gathering Jinling's mountains and waters within the urban forest.