The park stretches 6.8 kilometers from the south end of the Chaotianmen Bridge in the east to the south end of the Shibanpo Yangtze River Bridge in the west. It was completed in May 2005. The park is divided into three main parts: 187 road landscape sections, six major themed scenic areas, and 180 connecting section landscapes. With greenery as its life, culture as its soul, and lighting as its highlight, the park has been developed into a new-style riverside park featuring historical and Bayu cultural elements. It houses the largest relief sculpture and the longest musical light installation in China.
The 187 Road Landscape Project features simple, elegant, and smoothly designed street lamps, garden lamps, and railings. Artworks such as figure sculptures, scene carvings, light corridors, and stone carvings are installed at key locations along the entire route. The greening adopts a park-style approach to create a new concept of road greening.
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