Mangshi Square is situated on the west side of the middle section of Mangshi Street, measuring 306.37 meters in length from east to west and 314 meters in width from north to south, with a total area of 144.3 mu (including the upper section of Aluwooluo Road and the square section of Wenbang Road). The square features: the China-Myanmar Friendship Hall; a square landmark; the Water-Splashing Dragon Pavilion; the Munao Display Towers; a flagpole platform; and a stage. Facilities include: a musical fountain; six spotlights; four high-mast lamps; 48 various colorful lights; two public toilets; and two parking lots. The main square covers an area of 20,300 square meters and is paved with granite. The upper square has a volcanic stone surface, serving as a large public venue that combines political commemorative events, promotional activities, cultural entertainment, and leisure sightseeing. It is a fully equipped, brightly lit, open square.
The China-Myanmar Friendship Hall is a four-story frame structure with a total building height of 61.70 meters, including a decorative iron tower that stands 39.30 meters tall. Floors two to four were invested in and constructed by the municipal and prefectural people's governments, with a construction area of 6,617.2 square meters. The ground floor was developed through investment, with the investor being Kunming Yudahei Commercial and Trade Co., Ltd., and has a construction area of 6,912.94 square meters.
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