Meichuan Park

　　Meichuan Park is situated in the western part of Putuo District, at No. 2361 Wuning Road. The park's overall design was led by the Shanghai Municipal Landscape Architecture Design Institute, with construction drawings handled by the Putuo District Landscape Design Office, and construction undertaken by Shanghai Lüzhou Landscape Construction Co., Ltd. With a total investment of 7.35 million yuan, the park began construction in 1999 and officially opened to the public in December of the same year.

　　Embodying the theme of "people-oriented, green-focused," Meichuan Park emphasizes harmony between humans and nature. Utilizing a plant landscaping approach, it incorporates over 50 types of plants to create a green landscape anchored by multi-layered tree canopies and themed around plum blossoms. The varieties of plum include wintersweet, flowering plum, white silk plum, pearl plum, weeping plum, tea plum, almond-leaved plum, bayberry, and witch hazel. Within the elongated layout of the park, two main recreational spaces are formed: a lawn area and a sparse woodland plaza. A shaded pedestrian pathway runs throughout the park, weaving through flower-border-style shrub beds. Distinctive hexagonal pavilions, floral seas, and rockery ornaments are particularly captivating. The park also features a pebble-surfaced health trail stretching over 200 meters—reportedly the longest of its kind in the city. Leisure amenities such as newsstands and stone benches are thoughtfully placed along scenic spots.