Zhongshan Xiaolan Fengshan Park carries the youthful memories of several generations

🌳 Named for the 'Fengling Morning Glow', Fengshan Park, built in 1945, is a treasured park for the people of Xiaolan. 🪔 Upon entering the park, the first thing you see is a statue of a chrysanthemum fairy made of white marble. The people of Xiaolan love chrysanthemums, from the first Chrysanthemum Festival in the Jiaqing Jiashu year (1814) to the Xiaolan Chrysanthemum Cultural and Art Festival held every year, all reflecting the people's passion for chrysanthemums. 🏯 In the park, there is a Phoenix Pavilion, in front of which stands a bronze statue of a young Dr. Sun Yat-sen. He is dressed in a long robe and mandarin jacket, holding a scroll in his right hand, looking ahead. 🐟 There are also fish ponds and pavilions for watching fish, which are incredibly beautiful. On the west slope of Fengshan, there is a monument to revolutionary martyrs, commemorating the 'April 12 Incident' during the Second Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and the revolutionary martyrs of the First Brigade, Third and Ninth Districts of the Pearl River Column🙏