Huashi Park

Huashi Park

The Longsha Eight Scenic Spots are located in Huashi Park in Huashi Town, covering an area of 300 acres. Through landscape design, water features, sculptures, and other artistic elements, they recreate the unique charm of the “Longsha Eight Scenic Spots,” including “Waves on Five Ridges,” “Moonlight Cascading from the Imperial Favor Pavilion,” “Listening to Rain at the Seagull Pavilion,” “Evening Bell of the Dragon Protector,” and “Cattle Grazing at Dawn Chant.”

Huashi Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Jiangyin City. During the Song and Yuan dynasties, it was a local cotton market, once called Huashi (Flower Market). In 1949, it was named Huashu Town; in 1957, Huashu Township was established; in 1958, it became a commune; in 1962, it reverted to Huashu Town; in 1965, it was renamed Huashi Town; in 1984, it became a township again; and in 1985, it regained its town status. It is located in the southeastern part of the city, 25 kilometers from downtown Jiangyin and 46 kilometers from downtown Wuxi. Covering an area of 46 square kilometers, it has a population of 58,000. Chenglu Highway runs east–west through the town center, connecting Hualu Highway and Huaxi Highway. The Qinqing River flows east–west through the central part of the town. Jurisdiction includes Huaxi, Xiangyang, Huashi, Huaming… More details about Huashi Town++