Fuxingdao Park Review

Fuxing Island Park is located on Fuxing Island in Yangpu District, Shanghai. It is a small island separated by an artificial canal. Fuxing Island Park has a long history, with a history of nearly 100 years. Although it is small now, the park is quiet, elegant and beautiful.

Fuxing Island Park is mainly plant-based, with palm trees, metasequoia trees, coral trees and other trees as hedges. The park is paved with lawns covering 12,000 square meters, accounting for a quarter of the total area, and a large number of ground cover plants are also planted. There are 3,359 trees and shrubs of 71 species in the park, including camphor, magnolia, cypress, black pine, metasequoia, pittosporum, osmanthus, wisteria, etc.

I heard that this Fuxing Island has been around for a long time and I have been wanting to see it. Today the weather is not good and the mood is not good. I want to be quiet, so I thought of driving here. The imagined parks and many large and small parks in the city are similar, or more precisely the urban green space. But actually this park is really different. First of all, it has different gates. A common feature of indoor green parks is "big pen", whether the whole park is really large in size, it is designed to reflect its magnificent atmosphere with a wide entrance or a visible square. The entrance to Fuxing Island Park is a row of bamboo fences hidden in the trees, a small bamboo tent door, at the beginning, there is a low-key deep feeling. There is an introduction to the park at the entrance, but the introduction is not comprehensive. Due to the historical background of Fuxing Island Park, the whole park reflects a strong Japanese style design. Pavilions, pavilions, stone path lakes are exquisite everywhere. There is a villa building called Egret in the park. It is estimated that most people have not heard of it, and even people who have been to Fuxing Island Park may miss it. The building itself and its interior are slightly dilapidated, perhaps as the situation and mood when Jiang Gong stayed that night. Perhaps because the predecessor of Fuxing Island Park was not gloriously historical, there were not many introductions about it, even there were no more introductions in the park. I also happened to be because of the bad weather, there were very few people in the park, and I met with an old master who had been in the park for many years to learn many stories. So travel is good, play is good, experience itself is the most precious.

It’s very convenient to take Line 12 on weekends; it’s very convenient! There are few people on the island, and there are so few people in Shanghai; it’s not easy; the park is quite small; the history is very long; it was in the 1930s; it was converted into a Japanese garden by the Japanese; the large lawn is sunbathing; there is a badminton court inside; It’s good to take children on a trip;

The layout of the park is more general, but the large trees standing are like telling history. Fuxing Island is half isolated from the world in Shanghai. The industry coexists with houses in the 1980s. The whole island is relatively small. There is time to take a boat back and forth at Dinghai Road Wharf to see the Huangpu River. The shipbuilding industry on both sides of the Straits, and the Lujiazui high-rise buildings in the distance, especially the 100-year-old Yangshupu Power Plant. In the future, under the collective development of Yangpu Riverside, I believe it will become a characteristic attraction that records Shanghai's industrial history.

Fuxing Island Park, located at No. 386 Gongqing Road, is a small park inconspicuous on the beach. However, Xiaoguixiao, traces the year, and has a history of nearly 100 years. Why is it called Fuxing Island Park? It turned out to be filled with Huangpu River silt from 1915. Because it has been occupied by Japanese people in the past, it is a rare Japanese courtyard-style park on the beach today. The park is relatively biased and there are not many tourists, but the courtyard-style scenery still has something to see. There are many trees here, mainly cherry blossom trees, and other trees are tall and upright. Today, although it is late autumn and early winter, but still can see a small number of red and yellow leaves, the key is that it is very quiet, and it is a good place to cultivate your body in your leisure time.

Fuxing Island Park 1) Location: Located on Gongqing Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai, close to the port industrial area, not far from Wusongkou, and to the west is the Fuxing Island Canal. By car line: 577 Road Metro line: Shanghai Rail Transit Line 12 Fuxing Island Station Exit 2 to the park exit about ten minutes away. Ferry Dinghai Bridge Ferry 2) Park overview: small area, simple wooden door, bamboo fence wall on both sides of the door. Free opening to the outside. There is a historical introduction to the park at the entrance, and there is a revival stone facing the entrance. The central is the garden park, and there is a small mound in the small park on the east side. There is a small "heart" shaped pool in the northwest of the mound, there is an island, and there is a flat bridge in the south of the pool. There is a small badminton court near the egrets. On the west side, there is a wisteria promenade, next to a small lawn, surrounded by a osmanthus forest and tree-lined trail. 3) Park features: 1. Japanese garden style, vegetation more plants to create scenery, cherry blossom trail, small pond, bamboo house, there are a lot of plant palms, megawood, coral, wisteria, lawn, etc. Japanese-style lake center pavilion often see many people wearing ancient clothes here to photograph. Second, the white villa is located in the northwest corner of the park a single-story Japanese-style villa, according to the introduction of Jiang Kaishi in Shanghai when he temporarily stayed in the residence, is also his last residence before leaving the mainland, this building is relatively broken, some places are under maintenance and renovation. Third, a wetland full of moss and ferns in the park is protected by bamboo fences. The park is relatively quiet, with few tourists, and from time to time you can hear birds singing and the sound of metal knocking on the machinery of the East Shipbuilding Group.