Once owned by a private salt merchant after its donation to government today has become everyone’s favourite park in Tianjin. Built during the Qing dynasty in 1863 the park was a private garden that belonged to Li Chuncheng. After the establishment of People’s Republic of China in 1949 the LI family donated it to the government and it was open to the public from 1951. Apart from the usual pathways for strolls, jogging and walking the park has pools with floaters to relax, a small amusement section for children, two giant cages for birds. The park’s central location in the city and its pleasant atmosphere with tall green trees, lakes, and cool breeze made it a go-to place for the public.

• The park is also an important venue for cultural activities.

• Close to Metro line 1 on Qiongzhou road.

• Dachengjia
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