Walking in a park in Shanghai

The park has a sense of history, with two exits. I entered from Longchang Road and exited from Shuangyang Road. There seems to be a small commodity market nearby, but it was closed when I arrived late. Built in the 1950s, the park is quite large, with bridges, corridors, and pavilions, giving it a garden-like atmosphere. Of the five major tourist areas, I specifically marked the amusement area. There is a landmark elephant slide in it. I brought a camera with me, but it was so cold that my hands and feet were freezing. Then a girl, who seemed to have an instant camera, asked me to take a picture for her. This landmark elephant slide is really unforgettable. The impression of vegetation may not be so profound in winter. I can go and see it in spring and summer. I like the lush and vibrant scenery. There are many types of trees in it, and according to the introduction, there are more than 180 kinds. I also saw sheep feeding jade carvings, artificial mountain waterfalls, large lawns, etc. It is a free park for local residents to relax and empty their minds!