Jingjiang People's Park

　　Jingjiang People's Park is located in the city center of Jingjiang. It was first built in the sixth year of the Republic of China (1917), when the Tonghai Allied Forces were stationed in Jingjiang. They utilized a vacant lot at Chongsheng Temple to create a garden. For this purpose, they hired garden workers to plant flowers and grass, build rockeries and pavilions, giving it an initial garden-like appearance. It was initially named “Public Garden,” which is why many people still refer to it as such today. After the liberation, it was renamed People's Park. Having endured much over the years and undergone several major changes, in 2002 the park carried out a comprehensive renovation project on its west gate while further refining its landscape bonsai boutique garden. The total investment for the project was 3.5 million yuan. The new west gate project consisted of eight parts: the main gate, square roads, gatehouse, scenic window walls, a comprehensive building, landscaping, and more. It covers an area of over 1,000 square meters, with a construction area of 5,000 square meters, used for commercial, office, entertainment, and conference purposes. The overall design of the west gate is scientifically sound and harmonizes well with the newly built Renmin Road. The entire structure reflects a refined, classical Suzhou-style architecture with improved features, giving it an elegant, generous, and beautiful aesthetic. It is both artistic and ornamental, yet also spacious, bright, and practical, offering a pleasing visual experience and achieving a highly captivating effect.