"Quyuan Fenghe" is one of the "Ten Scenes of the West Lake" in the Southern Song Dynasty, 22 meters west of the north end of the Su Dyke on the north bank of the West Lake about 0.06 hectares. The theme of this landscape unit is viewing lotus in summer. This landscape unit was built in the Southern Song Dynasty. At that time, the workshop "Quyuan" where official liquor was brewed and its surrounding lotus pond landscape were famous. Until the 38th year of Kangzhao in the Qing Dynasty (1699). The landscape was revived by Emperor Kangzhao's tour of Hangzhou, and a winding road was built on the north bank of the West Lake at the Sudi across the northwest of Hongqiao. Folded garden yard. Hereby, the name of "Quyuan" with homophone but different meanings was used to replace the original "Quyuan" of the distillery. The lotus planted in the coastal waters forms the "Quyuan Wind Lotus" landscape unit on the west side of the north end of the Sudi on the north bank of the West Lake.