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Last updated 2026-10-16 — Bronze Culture Square centers around "Bronze Culture," with "Mountain-Forest Culture" and "Water Culture" as its thematic tones, fully expressing the city image of Tongling...

Bronze Culture Square

Bronze Culture Square
  

  Bronze Culture Square centers around "Bronze Culture," with "Mountain-Forest Culture" and "Water Culture" as its thematic tones. It is an ecological square that fully showcases the city image of Tongling and features distinctive bronze culture elements. The Bronze Culture Park is divided into four functional areas: the central municipal area, the southern cultural and entertainment activity area, the northern leisure area, and the western lakeside green leisure belt. Its scenic spots consist of main, secondary, and auxiliary attractions.

    Located directly in front of the city’s administrative center, Bronze Culture Square covers an area of 110,000 square meters. Due to its large size, to enhance the sense of enclosure, designers preserved the hilly mounds in the north and southeast corners and planted tall trees between each functional area to serve as natural enclosures, giving visitors the feeling of exploring a dense forest. At the same time, in terms of lighting, a variety of new types of lamps—including courtyard lights, lawn lights, floodlights, and decorative lights—are used in combination. Centered around the main landscape, these create distinct night scenes: the central square is bright, the cultural activity plaza is lively, the mountain forest plaza is elegant, and the water forest and water plaza have a mysterious and hazy charm. The overall night view of Bronze Culture Park is rich, colorful, and ever-changing, complementing the nighttime scenery of Tianjing Lake.

    At the center of the municipal plaza is a giant bronze sculpture titled “Soul of Bronze,” which serves as the main attraction. With its abstract and dynamic form, “Soul of Bronze” vividly embodies the spirit of the "Copper Capital." A circular dry fountain surrounds the sculpture. Along the main axis, a podium is set up. The plaza highlights the theme of "Bronze Culture," with pavement and small feature facilities often decorated with bronze-patterned designs. Bronze sculptures are also placed on both sides of the podium.

    In the center of the southern cultural activity plaza stands a playful circular structure called the “Cultural Activity Center,” which includes an attached tea room and serves as a secondary attraction. The water plaza is shaped like a baiji dolphin, with an adjustable water depth at the pool bottom—raised in summer for children to play and lowered in winter to expose the first tier of pebble-lined bottom, which can serve as a fitness path. Musical laser fountains are installed in the water. The Water Forest consists of multiple pools equipped with uniquely designed fountains and cascading water features. Both the water plaza and Water Forest highlight the characteristics of “Water Culture.” Eight stone pillars arranged in the center of the plaza symbolize Tongling’s “Eight Treasures.” Buildings and small feature facilities in this area mostly use modern materials such as steel and glass, reflecting a strong contemporary vibe.

    The northern mountain forest plaza consists of a mural wall, small exhibition halls, and the “High Mountains and Flowing Waters” scenic spot. The small exhibition halls can host displays related to Tongling’s history, culture, and science, and their roofs are made of brightly colored, uniquely shaped, and highly decorative tensile membranes, forming another secondary attraction.

    Along the west side of Binhu Road, the Bronze Culture Park features a green leisure belt. At the end of the main axis by Tianjing Lake, there is a waterside platform. Inside Tianjing Lake, there is a 100-meter-long musical fountain and a water screen movie, making it an ideal place to enjoy the lake and mountain scenery.

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