Yichuan Park

　　Yichuan Park is situated in the eastern part of Putuo District at No. 99 Yichuan Road. The park construction project was designed by the Shanghai Landscape Architecture Design Institute and organized for construction by the Putuo District Gardens. Construction began in November 1984, and the park officially opened to the public on May 1, 1986, with a total investment of 545,000 yuan. Named after Yichuan New Village, the park covers an area of 1.88 hectares.

　　The layout of Yichuan Park follows the style of classical Chinese gardens, featuring imitation grass pavilions, cloud-kissing arch bridges, winding bridges over ponds, waterfall-viewing pavilions, and sculptures. Upon entering the park, visitors are greeted by a white marble sculpture of the “Flower Fairy,” lying amidst flowers that bloom all year round. The graceful figure symbolizes the essence of the many flower maidens from Zhao Family Garden.