Zhongshan Park

Zhongshan Park was built in 1925 and is a historic park in Shenzhen. The park has a quiet environment, green grass, ancient trees, natural beauty and celebrity statues, including Mr. Sun Yat-sen's stone carving. Walking in the park, the 30,000 square meters of artificial lake area is refreshing, you can take a boat tour and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Straits. There are also many children's play facilities in the park, such as fierce battle shark island, frog jumping, small trains, carousels, etc., and even roller coasters have a small version.

Zhongshan is a revered figure in Shenzhen, with almost every city in China having a park named after him, there are also many universities too including in Guangzhou. And in Taiwan the bank notes have his face on them.Shenzhen is no different, it also has a Zhongshan park. Straddling nanshan and Bao’an districts this is a little tucked away and often overlooked by many people. It’s not the biggest, most colourful, or even most unique, but it is charming in it’s own way and worth checking out.As is common with most Shenzhen parks, there is a water feature here, large green areas for picnics, relaxing or kite flying, and lots of rest areas.Many statures of the famous man adorn this park, including a large imposing one at the main gate. As real tribute to Zhongshan or Sun-Yat-Sen as he is also known. It is the largest statue of Zhongshan in the whole of China.

Every city has a Zhongshan Park. When I went to Shenzhen, I found that Shenzhen also has a Zhongshan Park. After finishing the work, eat a good meal and walk in the park. The environment is still very good. It seems that many people are exercising. great.

Free park, koi, children's slide, lawn is particularly large! Greening is particularly good. Recently, there is a weekend music festival at the junction of Nantou Ancient City and Zhongshan Park.

Zhongshan Park covers an area of more than 11,000 square meters, Yuanmen Shifang, the four words "Zhongshan Park" in the book, written for the Kuomintang elder Hu Han people. The park is full of bamboo trees and flowers, green onions and elegant environment. The middle of the park is the Zhongshan Memorial Hall, the right is the Hechi, the stele pavilion, the height of the stele is about 3.5 meters, written by Fan Yu, the former director of the School of Literature of Sun Yat-sen University, and the calligrapher Mr. Chen Litang is a member of the book, and the inscription documents the reason for the construction of the Zhongshan Memorial Hall and Zhongshan Park. The boulders placed in the park engraved poems by poets from all ages who praised the scenery of the three rivers,