Kunshan Park (West Gate)

[Kunshan Park] was built in 1895, opened in 1898, when the original name of "Hongkou Park", is a children's park, commonly known as "Kunshan Garden". Mr. Lu Xun and his wife Xu Guangping brought their son Zhou Haiying here. On October 9, 1932, Lu Xun wrote in his diary that "in the morning, he took Haiying to Shimazaki Hospital with Guangping and visited the children's park." In 1934, this first-generation "Hongkou Park" was renamed "Kunshan Park" and has been used to this day. After a hundred years of vicissitudes, Kunshan Park returned from re-establishment in 2018. Combining the historical architectural style and current vegetation of the surrounding neighborhoods, the use of fragmented flower environment group forms, through the traditional flower environment materials of the English garden, to create an English garden theme atmosphere for this park. The iconic and colorful rose flowers are everywhere, adding a romantic atmosphere to this park without walls. There is also a century-old tree in the park, saponins, listed as the national second-level protection ancient tree, which can be said to be the "treasure of the town garden" of the whole park. This saponin, which has been more than 150 years old, witnessed the historical changes of Kunshan Park, still stands tall and strong. Kunshan Park Address: No. 13, Garden Road, Kunshan

Kunshan Park is located in Shanghai Hongkou District Zhapu Road and Kunshan Garden Road, is a long-standing citizen park, has a history of more than 120 years, formerly known as Hongkou Park.

Kunshan Park is definitely a household name for the people of Hongkou. It was originally called "Hongkou Park" and has been open since 1898, and has been for 120 years. It is one of the longest-term parks in Shanghai in modern times.

Kunshan Park combines the historical architectural style and current vegetation of the surrounding neighborhoods, and creates an English garden with historical heritage through various aspects such as characteristic layout, British-style structures, benches, green styles and other aspects.

Kunshan Park is actually a small street park, but there should be more parks like Shanghai. It is convenient for the elderly living in nearby communities to come and bask in the sun and see the flowers. People we pass by can also go in and take pictures to take pictures. Shanghai planted so many cherry Flowers, really good Spring is here, flowers are blooming, so beautiful