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Shanghai Shuixia Park faces Xianxia Road in the south, Shuicheng Road in the east and residential buildings in the west and north. 1995, with a total area of1.1.8000 square meters. Garden ruins used to be farmland and riverside. At the end of 1987, in order to cooperate with the construction of Xianxia Community, the Municipal People's Government invested 850,000 yuan to turn it into a park. Shanghai Landscape Design Institute is responsible for the overall planning and greening design, and Shanghai Jingtai Decoration Engineering Company undertakes the construction. The park was named Shuixia Park after Shuicheng Road and Xianxia Road. It was officially opened to the public on the first day of 1992. The north and south of the park are rectangular, and Zhoujiabang runs through the park, dividing the park into two parts. In the overall design, the original water surface is adopted, and the theme of the scenery is "Shuixia". There are many trees in Hedong, green grass in Hexi and waterside platform, which has a unique scenery. There is a kidney-shaped shrub in the garden gate, with an area of about 90 square meters. It is planted with summer rhododendron, begonia, Mahonia, Myrica rubra and precious white rhododendron plum. There is a stone arch bridge 9.3 meters long and 1.86 meters wide across Zhoujiabang in the south of Yuannan. Standing on the bridge, you can enjoy the scenery on both sides of the Garden River. In the middle of the park, there is a children's interest pavilion with an area of 96 square meters, which is of reinforced concrete structure and looks like an ancient western-style castle. The platform in front of the exhibition hall covers an area of 33 square meters and is surrounded by water on three sides. There are three square pyramid-shaped roof pavilions in the museum, each with an area of 6 square meters and a height of 3.5 meters, 4 meters and 4.5 meters respectively. The whole pavilion is novel and unique, which is one of the beautiful scenery of the garden. There is a horizontal platform with an area of 124 square meters in the north of the park. Standing on the platform, you can watch the whole park. On the north side of the platform, there is an iron escalator leading to the island in the middle of the river, and a large velvet lawn is planted on the island. There are three umbrella pavilions made of FRP on the platform, each 2 meters high, with stone benches and stone platforms inside. The park is low in the east and high in the west, and the plant configuration mainly adopts native tree species, which are planted in different seasons according to the terrain. There are forest belts more than 200 meters long and 40 meters wide to the east of Yuanhe River, and there are stone roads in the forest. There is an undulating slope from the south gate to the north gate in the west of the garden, which is 3-4 meters wide, 0.5-3 meters high and 150 meters long, forming a long green belt with plants in all seasons. Podocarpus, maple, elm, hibiscus mutabilis, Buxus macrophylla, ginkgo, beech, larch, tallow, Acer truncatum, plum and so on are planted. And plant Ophiopogon japonicus on the ground. The lawn in the middle of the park covers an area of about 1 1,000 square meters. The lawn is dotted with six cedar towers, cherry blossoms, beech trees and pieces of begonia, which looks like a little red in evergreen trees. In the north of the park, there are winter scenery plants such as Nandina domestica, Chimonanthus praecox, Zizhu and Hubei abacus. There are 40 12 trees of 93 species in the park, including 3488 shrubs, and the ratio of trees to shrubs is 1: 6.56. There are bumper cars, FRP bumper boats and other recreational facilities in the park. Knowing more about Shuixia Park and mastering the latest information of Shuixia Park in real time will definitely be the best place for you to prepare for your trip before you set foot in Shuixia Park.

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