Huoshan Park (North Gate)

The area is only the size of the street garden; although small, it has a quite long and hazy history. Huoshan Park is located at the intersection on the south side of Zhoushan Road, very close to Tilanqiao Prison, a Jewish area that took refuge in Shanghai during World War II. There is a glass-covered nameplate in the park, which is hung by the Hongkou District People's Government and the Israeli Consulate General in Shanghai, to commemorate that period. The old city renovation project in Hongkou District continues to eat away at the surrounding neighborhoods, hoping that the historical neighborhoods and buildings around Huoshan Park will survive because of its cultural status.

The rare park with a century-old history on the island is small in scale, the park is lush vegetation, the environment is quiet, and there are a lot of Jews living around the park during World War II, and it has become a place for their usual gatherings.

The park is small in scale, hidden in the surrounding high-rise buildings, it was completed in 1917, has a history of more than 100 years, the park is green grass, vegetation is lush, the environment is clean and tidy, free for tourists.

Huoshan Park is a small park near Tilan Bridge in Hongkou District, but during World War II, the park and surrounding areas were Jewish refuges. About hundreds of thousands of Jews lived here.

There is a park in the Tilanqiao area of Hongkou District, Shanghai, called Huoshan Park. The seemingly prosaic park has a heavy history. During World War II, a group of Jews were protected.

Huoshan Park, the scenery of the entire park is particularly good, the scenery is different throughout the year, there is time to come here to visit.

Shanghai Huoshan Park was built in 1917 and is located in the southeast of Hongkou District. The park is small and similar to the green garden in the heart of the street. During the Second World War, a large number of Jews came to escape fascist persecution, and the Japanese segregated near the park, where Jewish refugees living nearby often came to the park for leisure and gatherings. The park retains the Jewish refugee shelter of the year, and there is a nameplate on the front wall of the building, which is written in Chinese and English: "Thank you for the reception of Jewish refugees by the people of Shanghai before and during World War II. With the support of the Hongkou District People's Government, the Israeli government and Israeli enterprises have specialized To commemorate the renovation of this building" (Figures 5 and 6).