Is Annin Nanyuan really that impressive?

Located in the heart of Annin city, Baihua Park is a place I believe every Annin resident must visit when going out for a stroll. The park has mountains and water, is filled with poetic lifestyle charm, and also features various Annin specialty snacks. As a native of Annin, I always find myself unable to break the habit of walking in the park after meals or on weekends and holidays. It carries the development and changes of Annin, and Nanyuan to its south even holds the memories of generations of Annin people! Nanyuan, located to the south of Baihua Park, was completed and opened in December 1991. The halls, pavilions, towers, and corridors in the garden are all built with the precious 'nanmu' wood, hence the name 'Nanyuan'. Nanyuan is so named because the halls, pavilions, towers, and furniture in the garden are all made of nanmu wood, and nanmu trees are planted in the garden. The preciousness of nanmu wood comes from its hard and decay-resistant quality, long life, and wide range of uses. Nanmu grows slowly and only after a hundred years of wind and rain does it become a material for beams and pillars. Now, Annin Nanyuan Park is open to the public for free. The ancient charm of Annin Nanyuan has attracted filmmakers to shoot period dramas here several times. According to the people who provided the nanmu wood, between the founding of New China and 1992, they only supplied nanmu wood for construction twice, the first time for the construction of Chairman Mao's Memorial Hall, and the second time for the construction of Annin Nanyuan. Nanyuan covers an area of 10 acres, including 1,045 square meters of buildings, 1,898 square meters of water surface, 3,411 square meters of garden green space, and 313 square meters of walking trails.