Jiangnan Culture refers to the rich cultural heritage of the Jiangnan region in China, which includes areas south of the Yangtze River, particularly Shanghai, Suzhou, and Hangzhou. This culture is known for its beautiful landscapes, traditional gardens, and distinctive architecture, often characterized by white-washed walls and black-tiled roofs. The region is also famous for its contributions to Chinese literature, art, and cuisine. Jiangnan is celebrated for its silk production, tea culture, and unique local dishes, such as Dongpo pork and sweet osmanthus rice cake. The area's history and traditions continue to influence modern Chinese culture.