Huilong Park

　　Huilong Park is a traditional-style garden that blends classical Chinese garden design with modern landscaping elements. Winding paths, undulating slopes, classical pavilions such as the Pearl Pavilion, Peony Pavilion, and Ruyi Pavilion, shaded flower stands, essential rockeries, and traditional landscaping features like peonies and roses — all thoughtfully arranged with varying plant densities — create an artistic spatial experience of hidden paths, large spaces nested within smaller ones, and a layered sense of scale. The overall design reflects the distinctive characteristics of traditional Chinese gardens.

　　The incorporation of dragon culture establishes a broad, structured visual corridor throughout the park, infusing the concept of the dragon and crafting a spatial sequence for appreciating dragon-themed landscapes. This results in a scenic layout rich in traditional cultural depth and individuality. Additionally, there are themed landscape spaces such as the Wood Dialogue Area, Water Dialogue Area, Sand Dialogue Area, Flower Dialogue Area, Forest Dialogue Area, and Stone Dialogue Area, each centered around one of the themes: “wood,” “water,” “sand,” “flowers,” “forest,” and “stone.” The park also features a multifunctional central plaza. Beyond the central plaza, numerous small leisure activity squares of varied sizes and functions are provided to meet the diverse needs of visitors, offering spaces for relaxation, sightseeing, entertainment, activities, sports, fitness, and dining. This design adheres to a human-centered approach. People are the main focus of the park, while its 50,000 square meters of green landscapes serve as a supporting backdrop. Visitors can access every scenic area, spot, and even corner of the park, finding a leisure space that matches their mood.

　　The park's spatial character is primarily divided into dynamic and static zones. The southern section emphasizes active uses such as sports, fitness, entertainment, and dining, highlighting the “dynamic” nature of the space. The northern part focuses on leisure, sightseeing, and strolling, emphasizing tranquility and minimizing visual and auditory interference with nearby structures. The active and passive zones are separated by gentle slopes and strategically placed vegetation. The park is organized into four major landscape areas: the Ceremonial Activity Zone, the Eco-Leisure Zone, the Senior and Children’s Activity Zone, and the Leisure Service Zone. Within each functional landscape area, distinct themed spaces are created, including the Dragon Culture Landscape Corridor (themed around dragon culture), the Wood Dialogue Area (featuring wooden pile arrays), the Water Dialogue Area (centered on cascading water and fountains), the Sand Dialogue Area (highlighting white sand and light shadows), the Flower Dialogue Area (focused on peonies and the Peony Pavilion), the Forest Dialogue Area (showcasing scenic woodlands), and the Stone Dialogue Area (revolving around rockeries and ornamental stones).