Guilin Park

Guilin Park, originally known as 'Huang's Garden', was the private garden villa of Huang Jinrong, the Chief Inspector of the French Concession in old Shanghai, and was established in the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931). Guilin Park is a park with a modern architectural structure featuring osmanthus flowers and a Chinese classical garden style. The buildings in the park adopt the traditional Jiangnan classical garden layout method, with a clever and unique layout. The park has small bridges and flowing water, stacked mountains and peaks, buildings hidden by pavilions, pavilions scattered about, and lush flowers and trees.