Yangliuqing Square

　　   In the golden autumn of 2001, the millennia-old civilized town of Yangliuqing basked in brilliant sunshine. Grandly situated in the heart of the ancient town, Yangliuqing Square was ceremoniously inaugurated. The majestic square burst into bloom with flowers, lush green lawns, dynamic fountains, and rows of sculptures, where people, architecture, and nature blended harmoniously into a picturesque scene of breathtaking beauty. People flocked from near and far to catch a glimpse of this cross-century landmark that embodies Yangliuqing’s profound historical culture and heralds its brilliant future.

　　   Yangliuqing Square is exquisitely designed, rationally laid out, fully functional, mature in style, and rich in symbolism. Its completion has greatly advanced the planning, layout, and construction of Yangliuqing Town, giving this ancient town a brand-new look and infusing it with vibrant vitality.

　　   Covering a total area of 72,000 square meters, the square consists of a main and a secondary section. The main square's heart is formed by the national flag, flower stands with cascading water, and the sculpture fountain. Lush, European-style sparse woodlands and lawns embrace the east and west like “lungs,” interspersed with five recreational gardens. The secondary square features a semicircular arrangement of Roman columnar arcades as its main architectural element, echoing and integrating seamlessly with the main square. At the center of the square stand three sculptures: the blue "Infinite Development," the yellow "Light of Civilization," and the red "Gate of Blessings." These represent advanced productive forces, advanced culture, and the fundamental interests of the people, symbolizing the town’s deep historical roots and the community’s strong aspiration for a better life.