Visit Chuansha Park after typhoon Beibijia.

"Bebejia" is the strongest typhoon to hit Shanghai in the past 75 years. The day before landfall, although Shanghai had made risk warnings in all aspects, the typhoon's great power still posed considerable challenges to some high-rise residential areas and skyscrapers. Many roadside trees were blown down and fell on the road, with branches and leaves scattered everywhere. Workers drove construction vehicles back and forth to clean up. The maintenance caused by the typhoon is obvious, but the crystal sky after the typhoon and the clear blue sky are really refreshing. As soon as you exit Chuansha Station on Metro Line 2, you will arrive at Chuansha Ancient Town. Not far away is Chuansha Park. The park is small and exquisite. From the tour map on the right side of the entrance, you can see that the scenery in the park changes with every step. Walk a few steps forward and you will reach Baiyang Pavilion where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains. There are ink paintings on the top, full of charm between light and shadow. From time to time, there were cruise ships passing by in twos and threes on the lake. The family of four was strolling on the rippling green lake, looking extremely leisurely. It is said that the symbol of Wuhan is the Yellow Crane Tower. There is also a tower in Chuansha Park that is not inferior to it - Heming Tower, which is the most eye-catching building in the park. Under the sunlight, the whole building is magnificent and imposing, with five sides and seven floors, carved beams and painted buildings, flying eaves and corners, and exquisite details. It is truly a work of art beyond compare! There is a line in the Book of Songs: "The cranes cry in the nine gaos, and their voices are heard in the sky." The construction of Heming Tower symbolizes the development of Pudong, Shanghai: famous all over the world! It is also a good thing to come and share its joy!