Red Mansion Dream-Seeking City
Covering an area of 1,454 mu, the Red Mansion Dream-Seeking City is located in the Huánxiāng River Park in the northeast of the urban area, facing the Fengrun Museum and Guanhuayuan across the Huánxiāng River; the Red Mansion Villa spans 260 mu and is situated on the northern shore of Qiuzhuang Reservoir.
Based on the ancestral culture of Cao Xueqin and drawing on the concepts of modern tourism and open urban communities, the Red Mansion Dream-Seeking City thoroughly explores Red Mansion culture, the culture of the Cao family, and the folk culture of Fengrun. It organically integrates the six essential elements of tourism with various cultural themes, creating a high-end, open, ecological, and humanistic leisure area in the form of vivid scenes under a film and television concept.
At the same time, it transforms the surrounding urban architecture and living environment with the theme of Red Mansion culture, establishing a Red Mansion-themed cultural community centered on the Red Mansion Dream-Seeking City and radiating outward. This approach drives the construction of corresponding supporting facilities nearby, thereby helping the Red Mansion Dream-Seeking City shed its image as an “urban island”-type unique tourist area. By consolidating Red Mansion cultural elements, it moves beyond the fragmented state of the Cao Xueqin hometown culture in Fengrun that has lacked momentum, expanding the spatial boundaries of the Red Mansion Dream-Seeking City experience and making Red Mansion culture a defining feature of Fengrun’s urban cultural identity.
The Dream-Seeking City section is divided into an entrance comprehensive service area, a Fengrun folk culture area, a Red Mansion culture experience area, and a Cao Xueqin hometown culture area. The Red Mansion Villa is divided into a Red Mansion garden area, a leisure and vacation area, a conference and business area, and an experience and entertainment area.
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