Shuangxiu Park （North Gate）

Shuangxiu Park, located in the east of North Taiping Bridge, Xicheng District, Beijing, south of North Third Ring Road, No. 20 North Third Ring Road, is one of the top ten parks in Beijing to the 35th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It was built in 1984. The park consists of Chinese gardens and Japanese gardens, and is the only Japanese-style garden building in Beijing.

Now Shuangxiu Park seems to have suddenly become an Internet celebrity park, many people came here to take a very "Japanese" photo and send it to various platforms, and give it to "Fry Red". This Shuangxiu Park is on the side of the side of the side of the North Taipingzhuang Bridge on the east side of the North Third Ring Road. I have been on this area for a few years before, but I have not paid attention to this park at all. I have never been here once. Today, I came here to see and see what happened to this "Japanese Park". Entering from the north gate, it is very inconspicuous from the outside. There is a nucleic acid test activity house at the door. At 9 o'clock in the morning, there is a long queue. Next to the park gate, the door face is not big, and it is almost wrong to look at it carefully. Entering the north gate is a small square, this seems to be the feeling of a particularly common street park, many elderly people here to play music and dance, at least the door is not seeing any "Japanese" feeling. The outermost side of the park is the hiking trail. Many people walk and run here. In the middle is the thick forested earth mountain. There are paths to go up. In fact, there is nothing on it, it is a tree. Walk along the road to the southernmost end of the park. There is a small children's playground here. There are facilities such as carousels, bumper cars, air bicycles, and fish ponds. Children should like it better. Today, there are not many children and the facilities are not open. It is estimated that it will be very lively on weekends. There is a peony garden in the garden, the area is not small, there are no flowers now, so there is no popularity in the garden, there are several elderly people practicing martial arts. There is a bamboo forest next to the garden, which is densely covered with clouds and sun. It is very cool and it feels quite cool. This park feels like a place for daily fitness of the surrounding residents. All the squares and open spaces have groups of elderly people dancing, practicing swords, and playing musical instruments. The overall feeling is nothing special. To say "Japanese", mainly the northeast area of the park has a "Cuishi Garden", which has many Japanese mountain stones presented by Japanese businessmen when the Sino-Japanese relationship was better in the 1980s, so it has made some Japanese-style landscapes. This is to say "Japanese", or you have to take pictures, if no one reminds you, it is not easy to see Japanese style. In addition, there is a Chinese garden called "Yufang Garden" in the park, so the park is called "Shuangxiu", referring to the two styles of the garden. Now the network fried red park is really a lot, Shuangxiu Park has been branded "Japanese" label, there is also a "European Park", also near this, six shops of people Dinghu Park, there are many European-style courtyard buildings and statues, to be honest, people Dinghu Park is really heavy European style, personally think that label is more appropriate.

＂ Shuangxiu Park ＂ is located at No. 20, North Third Ring Road Middle, Haidian District, Beijing, and opened in 1984. ＂ Shuangxiu Park ＂ consists of Chinese gardens and Japanese gardens. It is the only Japanese-style garden building in Beijing. It is known for its clear waters and mountains, including Japanese ＂ Cuishi Garden ＂ and Chinese ＂ Yufang Garden ＂, so it is named ＂ Shuangxiu Park ＂. ＂ Shuangxiu Park ＂ Chinese and Japanese garden ＂ Cuishi Garden ＂ Shanshi and other building materials are given by Japanese friends. The building in the park is simple in shape, with unique pavilions, bridges, and Zhongtang surrounded by mountains and rivers. The turtle island and crane island in the pool symbolize auspiciousness.

Shuangxiu Park, located in Beitaipingzhuang, Beijing, is a leisure park for residents in Beitaipingzhuang area. A good place to stroll, exercise and entertain.

⛰ Shuangxiu Park The courtyard view on the edge of the North Third Ring Road 📍 Detailed address: Shuangxiu Park is located at No. 20 North Third Ring Road Middle 🚗 Traffic Raiders: Bus 300, 601 of the Third Ring Road arrive at Madian Bridge. Or you can drive there by yourself, there are a small number of parking spaces at the door. 🕙 Opening hours: Summer: 6：00-22：00 Winter: 6：00-21：30💰 Ticket prices: 0.2 Yuan (no off-peak season) is really two cents! 🌟 Highlights: Shuangxiu Park includes Japanese-style "Cuishi Garden" and Chinese-style "Yuanfang Garden", so it is called Shuangxiu. Among them, the Japanese-style courtyard is donated by Mr. Fanxiong Gucun, Niigata Prefecture, Japan. The courtyard is equivalent to 200,000 yuan worth of mountain stones and wood, all shipped from Japan, and the Cuishi Garden was built in the northeast corner of Shuangxiu Park. The small garden is simple in shape and the pavilion bridge is very Japanese. Yufang Garden reflects different ancient Chinese garden styles. The garden is piled with earth to build rockery, with mountain stones, trees, waterfalls, winding paths and other garden elements, which is quiet and quiet. 📌 Small Tips: During the epidemic, you need to wear a mask to enter the park and take your body temperature. There is also a large children's playground in the park, pirate ships, carousels, air tracks, bumper cars, etc., but they are not open. It is estimated that they can recover after the epidemic.