Lingyuan Park

　　    Lingyuan Park was first constructed in 1981 and opened to the public in 1989. The park covers an area of 107.8 mu, with an artificial lake spanning 13 mu. Divided by the Jade Pig-Dragon sculpture, the park is split into two main sections: the northern part and the southern part. The main entrance features a traditional Chinese-style winding corridor, reflecting classical Chinese architectural concepts and craftsmanship. The southern section of the park mimics the scenery of natural lakes and mountains, showcasing the beauty of nature to visitors — complete with hills, water, and islands, lush trees, birdsong, and floral fragrances. The island is primarily covered with trees and flowers. The artificial lake offers activities such as boating and leisure fishing. The lawn extends all the way to the lakeside, with the water level almost even with the shore. The park is home to over 20 types of plants, including poplar, willow, ginkgo, Chinese pine, fir, and maple. A variety of recreational facilities make Lingyuan Park a popular leisure spot for locals.