Huangxing Park

　　Huangxing Park is situated at the southern end of the Wujiaochang municipal sub-center, spanning 624,000 square meters across both the north and south sides of Guoshun East Road. The southern section serves as the visitor sightseeing area, while the northern part is designated for park nursery use.

　　The park’s design concept aims to create an urban “forest,” simulating natural landscapes and emphasizing botanical scenery to craft a city leisure green space with the charm of natural mountains and waters. The park features over 180 plant species. Attractions are arranged around the 87,000-square-meter Hansha Lake, surrounded by rolling hills, gentle slopes extending into the water, and platform plazas seamlessly integrated with the lake—offering stunning and enchanting scenery.

　　The park has three entrances, located on the east, west, and north sides. Major attractions within the park include the Forest Water Square, Hansha Lake, Urban Rhythm, Forest Dance, Fan-Shaped Lawn, Magnolia Viewing Area, Lakeside Promenade & Fish Viewing Zone, Waterfowl & Green Island Area, Ginkgo Array Grove, Shallow Bay, Multi-Faced Stone Sculptures, Vine Art Garden, Northern Highland Pavilion Complex, Stacked Bridge & Willow Embankment, and Lotus Pavilion by the Water.

　　The park is adjacent to the planned university town and just 200 meters from the Inner Ring Expressway ramp, offering convenient transportation. It provides a green oasis for Yangpu residents and has become a popular destination for sightseeing and leisure.

　　Address: No. 59 Shuangyang North Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai

　　Type: Urban Park

　　Recommended Visiting Time: 1–2 hours

　　Phone: 021-65382240

　　Opening Hours:

　　May 1 – September 30: 5:00–19:00; October 1 – April 30 of the following year: 6:00–18:30.

　　Ticket Information:

　　Free admission.

　　Huang Xing (1874~1916)　　Huang Xing (October 25, 1874 – October 31, 1916), originally named Zhen, later changed his name to Xing and used the courtesy name Keqiang, also known by the single-character names Jinwu and Jinwu, with the art names Qingwu and Jingwu. During the revolutionary period, he used the aliases Li Youqing, Zhang Shouzheng, Okamoto, and Imamura Osao. An ethnic Han from Gaotang Township, Shanhua County, Changsha Prefecture, Hunan Province (present-day Liangtang, Huangxing Town, Changsha County), he was a founding father of the Republic of China. During the Xinhai Revolution, he became widely known by his courtesy name Huang Keqiang and was often referred to alongside Sun Yat-sen as “Sun-Huang.” He passed away in Shanghai on October 31, 1916. On April 15, 1917, he was honored with a state funeral by the elders of the Republic and laid to rest at Yuelu Mountain in Changsha, Hunan. His writings include “Huang Keqiang…” Details+