Lu Xun Park Review

From the current comparison of the net red Duolun Road, Tianai Road all the way north, to Lu Xun Park. Lu Xun Park was originally called "Hongkou Park", the area is large, there are several gates, from the "Lu Xun Memorial Hall" this gate, it should be the most smooth way. In the small square in front of the memorial hall, there is a statue of Lu Xun's full body figure. It is too ugly and can't be appreciated at all. It may be that the artistic aesthetic level is too low. However, I estimate that even Lu Xun himself will not be happy. There is also a sculpture square of literary masters on the left hand side, and the statues are very beautiful. There are two lakes in the middle of the park, and the scenery on both sides is good. Lu Xun's tomb is on the west side of the lake.

Hongkou Park is a beautiful park located in Hongkou District of Shanghai with abundant greenery and flowers. It is a tranquil leisure place often used by tourists and local residents as a good place to walk, relax and socialize.

The last time I came was early last year. It was a cold winter. There were not many people in the park. Now I want to be the last calm before the epidemic. Now life is gradually returning to normal, the weather is a little warmer, and the park has what it should have been. Originally I wanted to take pictures of the cherry blossoms at the Hongkou Football Stadium subway station, but the flowers fell almost during the Qingming Festival holiday, so I walked around Lu Xun Park on the way. Although there were more people, I finally harvested a wave of good spring scenery, and I also fed the cat, which was a complete success.

The view of this park is very good, take the family to stroll around on weekends, pass the time very well!

Formerly called Hongkou Park, it is a blessing place for the people of Hongkou nearby.

Lu Xun Park, formerly known as Hongkou Park, is located in Hongkou District, Shanghai, covering an area of 28.63 10,000 square meters. It is the main historical and cultural memorial park in Shanghai and the first sports park in China.