Shuncheng Park

Shuncheng Park

Shuncheng Park is located on the east side of the West Second Ring Road, stretching from Fuxingmen Overpass to Guanyuan Intersection, with a total length of 1,500 meters and an average width of nearly 30 meters. The green space covers a total area of approximately 7 hectares. The park's design is themed around finance and employs modern landscape techniques, combining plazas with green areas. The central plaza serves as the focal point of the landscape, utilizing fountains, sculptures, benches, lighting, and small water features to reflect the history of finance and envision the future direction of financial development.

At the same time, a series of sculptures depicting old Beijing life scenes, such as "Coal Camels" and "Lotus Pond," create an atmosphere of dialogue between the past and the present. The park is an open public space, featuring landscape elements such as a wind and rain corridor, crabapple tree formations, a pond, and a sculpture of Xiangzi.

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development