One of the free attractions in Shanghai, with a three-hundred-year-old bridge, is a landscape that perfectly integrates nature and humanities
Shanghai is an international metropolis and a popular tourist destination. Regardless of spring, summer, autumn or winter, many scenic spots in Shanghai are always crowded with tourists. Today, I will tell you about one of the many free attractions in Shanghai. The 300-year-old ancient bridge here is a landscape that perfectly integrates nature and humanity. Whether you have been here or not, this article is worth reading.
This free attraction is Shanghai's Guhua Park, a free park located at No. 220, Jiefang Middle Road, Nanqiao Town, Fengxian District, Shanghai. Guhua Park starts from Tangnan Road in the east, Guhua Mall in the west, Xinjian East Road in the north, and Jiefang East Road in the south, with a total area of more than 100,000 square meters. Hua Park was officially opened to tourists in 1984.
The architectural concept of Shanghai Guhua Park is very unique. It pays attention to the perfect integration of nature and humanities between small bridges and flowing water. Next to the buildings of pavilions, platforms, buildings and pavilions, there are usually flowers, plants and trees, giving people a sense of elegance and tranquility. , Comfortable and complete enjoyment of the senses.
Shanghai Guhua Park is not only unique in conception, but also in the distribution of park landscapes. The park has a rectangular shape as a whole. There is a garden within a garden on the island in the lake called "Autumn Water Garden", and there is another garden within a garden at the southeast of the lake called "Mingxing Garden". Hubei is Sannvgang. Scenic spot, Huxi is a children's play area.
The Qiushui Garden is the highlight of the landscape in Guhua Park. It covers an area of about 1,300 square meters and was built in imitation of the abandoned Qiushui Garden in Xizhuanghang Town, Xizhuang County, Qing Dynasty by brothers surnamed Zhang in Qing Dynasty. The main building in the garden, "Chaoran Hall", is a three-bay, brick-wood structure with a single eaves and a hilltop, with an area of about 137 square meters. In the hall of Chaoran Hall, there are also large-scale woodcuts "Overview of Ancient China Scenic Spots" and sculptures by Confucius disciple Yan Yan, which is a landscape with a strong literary atmosphere. The artificial natural landscape in the center of the courtyard is also very good. Two golden osmanthus plants, a pomegranate plant that is over 100 years old, and other green plants provide Chaoran Hall with some detached temperament.
There is such a legend circulating in Nanqiao Town. It is said that Wu Wangfu sent the three daughters (also said to be buried three concubines) here, so people called this place "Three Women Gang", and now it has become the ancient Huating A great view of the county. On the top of Sannvgang, people built a 13-meter-high Wanghai Pavilion, which is a two-story octagonal double-eave building with a spire, and the area was 85 square meters by Xia Zhengnong. At the west foothills of Sannvgang, there is a courtyard-style building called Sannv Temple, which was built for the three daughters (three concubines) of Fuchai, the king of Wu.
Shanghai is a super-large city, where there are not only modern buildings, but also cultural landscapes with a long history. If you have a yearning for Shanghai and want to visit Shanghai, you might as well prepare a strategy in advance. One of the many free attractions in Shanghai, Guhua Park, is a landscape worth visiting once. What are your thoughts on Guhua Park?