The Emerald of Shanghai | Zhongshan Park.

|Zhongshan Park. 🌲Zhongshan Park was established in 1914 and was originally named "Chaofeng Park". It was once the private garden of British real estate businessman Hog. It was renamed in 1944 to commemorate Mr. Sun Yat-sen. 🌈Attraction Features: The park combines British, Chinese, and Japanese garden elements, which are both ancient and modern, and have a unique style. 🚗Attraction Transportation: The transportation is very convenient, with Metro Lines 2, 3, and 4. 👍️Must-visit in the park: 🌳The park has a rich variety of tree species and flowers. As soon as you step into the park, you seem to have entered a botanical garden. Among them, a Sophora japonica with a history of more than 150 years is particularly eye-catching and is called "Dumu Aofrost". As the "giant" of Sophora japonica in East China, it has the largest crown, the thickest trunk, and the tallest tree body, and it has undoubtedly become the treasure of Zhongshan Park. 💫The park has many famous historical attractions. The Chopin Monument is solemn and solemn. The twelve landscapes such as "Silver Gate Stacked Green", "Lotus Pond Clear Moon", "Green Morning", "Flower House Fragrance", and "Stone Pavilion Sunset" are picturesque all year round, and each carries the rich history of the park. 🌈It is not only suitable for exercise, but also a good place for walking. There are old electric toys in the children's playground, such as carousels, pirate ships, etc., and you can also take an electric boat on the lake. 🕋There is also a Cohesion Museum in the park, covering an area of 1,300 square meters, showing the background of the Shanghai Cohesion Project, the development process, and the active exploration in the innovation of social management models. The "Magic Agent" inside is suitable for parent-child research and learning. You can explore the history and plants of Zhongshan Park, and you can also learn about the history of the nearby Huazheng University. 💗Other tips: 🤗The park is open all day and is free! 💁There are also commercial complexes such as Printemps Paris, Longzhimeng, and Raffles nearby. After visiting the park, you can go shopping and eat!