[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Lu Xun Park (Updated Apr)

2019.11.30 #Shanghai & #Jiaxing Independence Site Tour The place I visited while seriously looking around the independence movement sites was #Lu Xun Park ( #鲁迅公园 ) [formerly #Hongkou Park ( #虹口公园 )] #Yun Bong-gil Memorial Hall!! It is the very place where #Yun Bong-gil's righteous deed, which changed the flow of the independence movement in a completely different direction from before, took place. His bust was the face of a 25-year-old young man, but what he did cannot be simply expressed by that number. That is why the Taegeukgi placed next to him in a foreign land feels even more touching. The water canister bomb he threw and the photo right after his execution felt more vivid, and when I left the memorial hall with his pen name #Maeheon ( #梅轩 ) and walked to the exit, I looked back and felt vague for some reason. #China #ChinaTravel #chinatravel #chinatrip #ChinaTravel #shanghai #shanghaitravel #shanghaitrip #上海旅 #ShanghaiHistoryTour

I went to Luxun Park in March and April to enjoy the flowers. In March, the Tokyo cherry blossoms 🌸 were not in bloom, and only plum blossoms and bell-flowered cherry blossoms were seen. In April, the cherry blossoms at the subway entrance had disappeared, but fortunately, I could still see a small number of late cherry blossoms in the park. Luxun Park was really lively on the weekend, with many spontaneous singing and dancing performances. It was also very crowded, so it was not advisable to stay there for long. I quickly took some photos and then left. #Cherry Blossom Season #Shanghai Good Places #Park Tour

Address: China, Shanghai, Hongkou District, Luxun Park, 200083 Highlights: In Lu Xun Park, there is the Lu Xun Memorial Hall. The memorial hall is also known as the museum of Lu Xun, a typical Hui-style building. The memorial hall has more than 200,000 pieces of cultural relics and documents, including Lu Xun's manuscripts, poems and translations.😊 This place is quite huge and frequented by the locals. It is a very relaxing place for a nice walk. There is also a very small amusement park-like place in the park and a soccer stadium that was also used in the 2007 Women's World Cup. 😁 #shinsider #shanghai #park #naturelover #gooutside

There is Lu Xun Park very close to home The park is quite big The vegetation and flower seeds are well maintained Come for a walk when you have time on weekends It's quite comfortable 😌 #Themepark guide

#Exhibition I recommend Yun Bong-gil's life history exhibition hall in Hongkou Park, Shanghai, China🙏🏻 📍 In Hongkou Park, Shanghai, China 💰 Adults 15 yuan, Student ID holders 7 yuan ⏰ Daily 7:30-18:00 (Jan-Jun/Oct-Dec), Daily 7:30-18:30 (Jul-Sep) #China #ChinaTravel #Shanghai #ShanghaiTravel #HistoricalSite

#cherryblossom25 Lu Xun Park is located in Hongkou District, Shanghai, is a well-known historical and cultural park named after Lu Xun, one of China’s most celebrated modern writers. Besides its cultural significance, the park is also a popular cherry blossom viewing destination in spring, offering a calm, picturesque setting for locals and visitors alike.

#Overseas travel #China #Lu Xun Park Shanghai Luxun Park...Lu Xun Park is a park to commemorate Lu Xun, a master of Chinese humanities with great historical significance... However, If you want to experience extreme chaos, I highly recommend visiting. The busking of senior citizens resonating from all directions is beyond imagination, to the point that even ordinary people will nod their heads. Rather than saying not to go because it's noisy, I recommend it because where else can you have this kind of experience? It would be perfect to have a plate of dumplings at the entrance and digest it in the park..I'm not joking, but you will have a truly precious experience.

#cherryblossom25 If you're in Shanghai during cherry blossom season, Lu Xun Park is a must-visit! Here’s why: 🌊 Waterfront Sakura Grove: Lu Xun Park features a rare cherry blossom grove by the water, with the flowers' reflections creating a serene, dreamlike atmosphere. 🌸 Late Blooming Magic: When the petals fall, the water turns pink like silk, offering a view that rivals even Kyoto's Philosopher's Path but with an added Eastern charm. 📸 Photography Tips: Best Time: Arrive before 8 AM to capture the soft morning light and avoid the crowds. Outfit Tip: Light-colored clothes will blend beautifully with the pastel blossoms. Photo Tip: Try shooting from a low angle to capture the symmetry between the flowers and their reflections in the water. Lu Xun Park is the perfect spot to enjoy a peaceful and picturesque cherry blossom experience in Shanghai! 🌷 #familytravel #myitinerary

#cherryblossom25 Luxun Park, located in Hongkou District, Shanghai, is a charming spot to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. Named after the famous Chinese writer Lu Xun, this historic park offers a tranquil escape with beautiful landscapes, serene ponds, and winding pathways lined with cherry trees. Every year, from late March to early April, the park’s cherry blossoms burst into bloom, creating a stunning display of soft pink and white petals. The Yoshino cherry trees, in particular, form picturesque tunnels, making it a favorite spot for locals and photographers. The park’s classical Chinese gardens, stone bridges, and cultural landmarks, including Lu Xun’s tomb and memorial hall, add to its appeal. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll under the cherry trees, enjoy a boat ride on the lake, or relax on benches while admiring the falling petals. Unlike some of Shanghai’s larger parks, Luxun Park maintains a peaceful and nostalgic atmosphere, making it ideal for those who appreciate both natural beauty and cultural history. With its combination of literary heritage and seasonal floral charm, Luxun Park is one of the city’s hidden gems for cherry blossom viewing.

📍 Route Codes: Cherry Blossom Line · Tulip Line · Secret Garden Line (A Three-Day Journey Through the Looking Glass) 🌫️ Hazy Narrative Points ❶ Gucun Park: Mechanics and Life ▫️When the metal arc of the Ferris wheel cuts through the cherry blossom clouds, a cyberpunk spring metaphor is born in the telephoto lens. ▫️It is recommended to bring an acrylic prism to refract the quantum entanglement of the petals in the backlight at 4 pm. ❷ Lujiazui Green Space: The Lyricism of Capital ▫️Tulips spill from the flower beds towards the base of the financial giants, creating a "splendor before the collapse of order" with a 16mm lens. ▫️On cloudy days, bring a fill light with a color temperature of 5500K, and let the artificial light source and natural shade sign a truce agreement on the petals. ❸ Longhua Temple: The Overlay of Time ▫️Ancient magnolias fall three frames slower than the temple bell. Standing at the third pillar on the east side of the Weituo Hall, you can capture the folds of spacetime. ▫️Try shooting with black and white film, letting the thousand-year-old incense and petals dance together in abstract ink. 📜 Image Whisperer's Handbook ✨ Prop Poetics ✔️ Translucent parchment paper (to soften the sharpness of the poppies in Binjiang Forest Park) ✔️ Bronze antique mirror (play a game of intertextuality with the red walls of Jiaotong University) ✔️ Miniature atomizer (to create a morning dew illusion for the tulips in Minhang Castle) ✨ Compositional Subtext ▸ From the Hongkou Football Stadium overpass, capture a person cut in half by a passing subway car. ▸ On Miaojiang Road, use a slow shutter speed to blur the traffic flow, turning the Nanpu Bridge into a stream of liquid gold amidst the cherry blossoms. ⌛ Temporal Rhetoric 🌅 Dawn Chapter ▸ 5:43 Raid the riverbank of Chenshan Botanical Garden, waiting for the water vapor to become the breath of the sea of flowers. ▸ 7:12 Capture the first golden foil leaking through the branches of the pear trees in Yanchun Park. 🌇 Dusk Chapter ▸ 16:55 Place a prism on the walkway of Qinjian Spring Garden to create a quantum superposition of tulips and cherry blossoms. ▸ 18:30 Let Dajing Park's Monet Garden drown in the Klein blue moment. ⚡ Reality Amendments ⚠️ The Lu Xun Park waterfall camera position requires calculating the refraction angle of the water mist (the iridescence is strongest when the angle of incidence ≈ 32°). ⚠️ Be cautious of the security's topological gaze when shooting on the escalator of Wenxi Road subway station (it is recommended to disguise yourself as a structural mechanics midterm assignment). ⚠️ There is a visual trap in the Peony Garden of the Botanical Garden; the shadow of the tripod will be swallowed by the 7th cherry blossom tree. 🌌 Secret Writings 🔞 The tulips at the Yangpu Riverside three-piece camera position grow in reverse from midnight. 🔞 In the crevices beneath the sculptures at Nanyuan Riverside, last spring's time capsule is buried. 🔞 In the rings of the 42nd cherry blossom tree on Miaojiang Road, Japanese haiku from the Heisei era are carved. When the mechanical Ferris wheel cuts through the clouds, when wild flowers bloom in the capitalist jungle, spring in Shanghai is never just a simple change of seasons. Those narratives that wander on the edge of the viewfinder, unspoken, may be the true developer of spring imagery.

Listen up, folks! Last week, I got smacked in the face by aunties' scarves at Gucun Park.😤 The flower-viewing assassins of Shanghai are relentless! I've compiled 18 death traps to help you save the money you'd spend on 10 tubes of concealer! 🚗Transportation Assassinations: ❌Hongkou Football Stadium, Exit 6 of Line 8 = Spring Festival travel rush! After 9 am, it's a chest-to-back scrum. If you want to capture the train passing through flowers, be there before 7 am (bring a folding stool and stand on a trash can to shoot). ❌Chenshan Botanical Garden, Gate 1 = Hell on Earth! Sneak into the Rock Garden through Gate 3 and claim the entire riverside cherry blossom forest. 🌸Tried and Tested: Successes and Failures (Original Route + Pitfall Avoidance): ✅Binjiang Forest Park: Bring plastic bags for the Phase II Nemophila hills! Security checks for shoe covers to prevent trampling (don't ask how I know😭). After capturing the blue flower sea, head to the riverside. At 4 pm, shoot the Yangtze River freighters against the backlight + flower sea for a killer shot! ✅Jiaotong University Minhang Campus: Don't just stand by the red wall at Gate 5! Go around to the east side of the School of Electronic Information and Electrical Engineering's lawn. Use a 200mm telephoto lens to compress the space, and the cherry blossoms will fill your frame. 📸Photographic Faux Pas: ⚠️Lujiazui Central Green Space: Shooting the four iconic buildings = construction worker vibes! Crouch by the drainage ditch on the left side of the "Oasis" sculpture, flip your phone upside down, and place it on the ground. The tulips will instantly grow 2 meters taller. ⚠️Longhua Temple: Don't shoot the magnolias from below! Bring a reflector for the ancient temple's eaves. If wearing Hanfu, choose lotus root color. Beware of yellow-robed monks photobombing. 🌷Flowering Period Death Schedule: 🔴Nanyuan Riverside Tulips: Go before March 20! They'll be replaced with lavender in April (don't trust the navigation status). 🔴Botanical Garden Cherry Blossom Rain: From March 25 to April 5, they spray water at 10 am daily to create "rain." Bring a transparent umbrella and stand on the stone bridge in the Peony Garden. 👗Clothing Assassinations: ❌Never wear a white dress to Qinjian Spring Garden! The tulips and cherry blossoms clash. Taro purple JK + bow hair accessories are the winning combo. ❌Bring a hiking stick to Minhang Cultural Park for the magnolias! The purple blossoms are on the roof of the Greek-style castle. Climbing requires core strength💪. 💡Lifesaving Tips: 1️⃣Bring a folding ladder to Miaojiang Road to shoot Nanpu Bridge! Security will pretend not to see. 2️⃣Shoot a bird's-eye view from the overpass at Wenshui Road Metro Line 4, Exit 4. Cover your phone with a plastic bag to prevent drops. 3️⃣Wear non-slip socks for the "Beida Mountain" waterfall spot in Lu Xun Park. The moss is slippery. 4️⃣Bring a fake student ID! Save ¥40 on tickets to Jiaotong University/Botanical Garden (shhh🤫). Shanghai's flower season waits for no one! Save this guide and tag your adventurous friends!

#ChinaTravel #Shanghai #ShanghaiProvisionalGovernmentoftheRepublicofKorea #LuXunPark Today, I would like to introduce a travel destination that you should visit at least once among the various travel destinations you can see while traveling in Shanghai, a travel destination where you can feel the living history. First, the Shanghai Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea Historic Site. This is a place where traces of Korean independence activists who carried out the independence movement during the Japanese colonial period centered around Shanghai are buried. Operating hours are 09:00-11:30, 13:30-17:00. There is a short break during lunch time, so it would be better to avoid visiting at that time. Second, LuXun Park, well known to us as Hongkou Park. It is also well known as the place where Dr. Yun Bong-gil threw a bomb at the Japanese army. If you walk through the ordinary-looking park, you can also see the Dr. Yun Bong-gil Memorial Hall. The operating hours are 8:00-17:00, and the admission fee is 15 yuan (3,000 won), so if you are Korean, I recommend you visit at least once and feel the noble spirit of the independence activists.

#上海樱花 I went to Shanghai Luxun Park a few days ago. I was so lucky to encounter a dreamy cherry blossom rain. The pink and white cherry blossom petals fall slowly like snowflakes, drifting on the water with the waves. The petals dance lightly in the breeze. The scene is simply beautiful beyond words. I quickly used my camera to record it, but the photos I took were nowhere near one-tenth of what I saw with my naked eyes. That kind of real beauty and that kind of atmosphere surrounded by pink romance can only be deeply felt by being in it. For those who want to see this beautiful scenery, it is strongly recommended to enter from the north gate of Luxun Park (Bainiao Qingshan). Believe me, you will be mesmerized by the cherry blossoms on the water and indulge in this picturesque spring scenery!

Dear friends 🧚♀️, if you go to Hongkou Football Stadium to enjoy the cherry blossoms on a spring day in Shanghai, you must not miss Lu Xun Park, which is separated by a wall! It's actually "snowing" here! This spring cherry blossom rain, you don't have to go to Kyoto, you can meet it in the center of Shanghai. It's so romantic that it can't be described in words. If you miss it, you'll have to wait a year! ‼ ️ Here comes the point: 👉 If you want to go straight to the cherry blossom pond, enter the park from the north gate, open the navigation to search for the "Northern Mountain" in the park, see the waterfall! Lu Xun Park is one of the holy places for cherry blossom viewing in Shanghai. Hundreds of cherry blossoms in the park are in full bloom. But even more surprising is the time when the flowers fall, the romance doubles! ⛲️ The cherry blossom trees in the park are layered, high and low, although not particularly dense, but the cherry blossoms are surrounded by fake mountains, ponds and stone arch bridges, right in front of the mountain is Sweet Love Lake. Cherry blossom petals flutter on the water and on the trail, the most stunning is the pond covered with falling flowers, colorful as if just finished snow, not inferior to the beauty of Kyoto's cherry blossoms. ❄️ Remember to wait for the wind to blow, the breeze blows, the sky powder snow-like petals fall, full of poetic and picturesque, like wandering into a fairyland. The petals are sprinkled on the body, there is a "snow" feeling, the most beautiful than cherry blossom snow! 📷 Walk slowly around the pond, every angle is super out of the video, a casual shot is beautiful to the extreme, and the scene is more beautiful than the photo oh, go and check in! #ShanghaiLu Xun Park #Cherry Blossom Rain #Spring Flower Viewing #Shanghai Cherry Blossoms

Lu Xun Park is one of Shanghai’s hidden gems, and I highly recommend it if you're visiting the city. Located in the Hongkou District, this park is dedicated to Lu Xun, one of China's most important modern writers. The park offers a peaceful escape from the city’s busy streets, with beautiful gardens, lakes, and walking paths. It’s also a great place to experience local culture, as many people come here to practice tai chi, sing, or play traditional Chinese instruments. One of the highlights is the Lu Xun Memorial and Mausoleum, where you can learn more about his life and contributions to Chinese literature. The park is free to enter, making it an accessible and worthwhile stop for anyone visiting Shanghai. If you're exploring China and want to see something beyond the usual tourist spots, Lu Xun Park is a must-visit! 🌿📖 #chinaattractions

| A hidden gem in the city with different scenery in each season. Lu Xun Park | A hidden gem in the city There is a small park in the city with different scenery in each season. Address: No. 2288, North Sichuan Road, Ouyang Road Street, Hongkou District, Shanghai Park introduction: Lu Xun Park is a century-old urban park. It was originally a sports venue for Western expatriates. It was named Hongkou Park in 1922, opened to the Chinese public in 1928, and renamed Lu Xun Park in 1988. The park is located at No. 345, West Dalian Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai, adjacent to Hongkou Football Stadium, covering an area of about 223,700 square meters. The park was originally built as a shooting range by the Municipal Council in 1896. After several expansions and renaming, it was officially renamed Lu Xun Park in October 1988. Lu Xun Park is not only a beautiful urban park but also an important cultural memorial site. The park is home to national cultural relics such as the Lu Xun Memorial Hall and Lu Xun's Tomb. The Lu Xun Memorial Hall showcases Lu Xun's social activities and cultural life in Shanghai, while Lu Xun's Tomb was relocated here from the Wanguo Cemetery in 1956, the 20th anniversary of Lu Xun's death. This park is a hidden green treasure in the city and a comprehensive park that combines history, culture, entertainment, and leisure. No matter your age, you can find your own happiness here! Lu Xun Park was built in the 22nd year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1896) and is Shanghai's main historical and cultural memorial park and China's first sports park. In 1956, on the 20th anniversary of Lu Xun's death, Lu Xun's tomb was relocated here from the Wanguo Cemetery. Highlights: The park has mountains, water, and waterfalls. The scenery is beautiful, with dikes and bridges connecting the mountains and water, retaining the characteristics of an English landscape garden. The park is not only a paradise for children but also a great place for adults to relax and have fun. There are choirs, ballroom dance teams, and even bands formed by the elderly. They are full of energy and enjoy the fun of retirement life. Children can play to their heart's content in the children's playground. You can play badminton, go boating, or sit quietly by the lake or in a pavilion and enjoy a moment of peace. There is a bronze statue of Lu Xun and Lu Xun's Tomb, which was listed as a national cultural relic in 1961. There is also the Lu Xun Memorial Hall, where you can visit and learn more about Lu Xun's story. Ticket: Free Transportation: Take bus 224, 318, metro line 8/3, etc.

🌸 18 places to see flowers in bloom in Shanghai this spring 🌸 🌸 The violets at North Bund and tulips at the Botanical Garden are already in bloom! 🌸 Whether it's cherry blossoms, rapeseed flowers, or tulips, every corner of Shanghai will soon be filled with romance. 🌸 Here are 18 places to see flowers in bloom this spring. Save this guide! 1️⃣ Chenshan Botanical Garden (cherry blossoms, tulips, baby blue eyes, poppies, etc.) 2️⃣ Gucun Park (cherry blossoms) 3️⃣ Jing'an Sculpture Park (cherry blossoms) 4️⃣ Gongqing Forest Park (cherry blossoms, Monet Garden, tulips, spiraea, etc.) 5️⃣ Lu Xun Park (cherry blossoms) 6️⃣ Qiantan Leisure Park (roses) 7️⃣ Oriental Fisherman's Wharf (roses) 8️⃣ Long Museum (cherry blossoms) 9️⃣ Shanghai Lavender Park (lavender) 🔟 Tingcui Garden (hydrangeas) 1️⃣1️⃣ Shanghai Flower Port (tulips) 1️⃣2️⃣ Shanghai Botanical Garden (cherry blossoms, tulips) 1️⃣3️⃣ Wenshui Road Subway Station (cherry blossoms) 1️⃣4️⃣ Piano Park (cherry blossoms, tulips) 1️⃣5️⃣ Daning Park (tulips) 1️⃣6️⃣ Tank Shanghai (verbena) 1️⃣7️⃣ Fuxing Park (roses) 1️⃣8️⃣ Binjiang Forest Park (cherry blossoms, tulips, etc.) ✅ I'll be a busy bee and report on the flowers in bloom! ✅ Save this post, grab your friends, and go take some photos!

🌿When you think of Shanghai, skyscrapers and bustling shopping streets often come to mind first. But if you want to touch the soul of this city, you must come to Lu Xun Park. It is a scavenger of old times, salvaging precious memories from the torrent of time, and spreading out a long scroll across the ages with lush greenery and ancient scenery. 🌈The ultimate guide to Shanghai Lu Xun Park‼️‼️ I have personally experienced it to help you avoid the pitfalls＼(`Δ’) 📍Lu Xun Park ⛳No. 2288, North Sichuan Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai Transportation: Exit 6, Hongkou Football Stadium, Metro Line 3 Hours: 5:00–21:00 Tickets: The park is free and does not require a reservation; the Lu Xun Memorial Hall requires a reservation on the Shanghai Lu Xun Memorial Hall WeChat mini program, or you can scan the code on site to make a reservation for free Visit duration: Park 1 hr + Lu Xun Memorial Hall 1.5 hrs • The park in Hongkou District, Shanghai is also called Lu Xun Park, named after Mr. Lu Xun. Lu Xun's tomb is a national key cultural relic protection unit, a national patriotic education demonstration base, included in the first batch of revolutionary relics list, and a AAA scenic spot. ●The southern half retains the original natural landscape garden to meet the needs of surrounding residents for leisure and activities ●The central part is mainly composed of buildings such as Lu Xun's tomb, memorial pavilion, and memorial hall (free but requires a reservation on the WeChat official account), forming a memorial theme area of the park ●The western part is a children's entertainment area ●The northern and eastern parts are scenic areas 🗺️Travel route Enter from the south gate, visit Lu Xun's tomb first, and feel the solemn atmosphere; then enter the Lu Xun Memorial Hall and immerse yourself in the ocean of knowledge for 2–3 hours. After leaving the hall, stroll along the lake to the Plum Garden, enjoy the lake and mountain scenery along the way, and rest and enjoy the scenery in the Plum Garden for 1 hour. Then you can wander around the park at will, visit the tea room, watch the elderly choir performance, and integrate into the daily life of Shanghai locals. Leave leisurely from the west gate in the evening.

When you come to Shanghai, China, if you have time, it is recommended to visit Lu Xun Park. The scenery here is not only very good, but you can also feel the presence of Mr. Lu Xun everywhere, which is very cultural and worth a visit. 🚉Transportation Guide: Lu Xun Park is conveniently located in the city center. It is located at Hongkou Football Stadium Station on Metro Line 3 and Line 8, and it is a 3-5 minute walk from the station. In addition, it is next to Duolun Road Cultural Celebrity Street, so it is quite a good place to visit. 🌟Highlights: Lu Xun Park is quite large and can be said to be a combination of cultural and natural landscapes. In terms of culture, this is the site of the Lu Xun Memorial Hall and Lu Xun's Tomb. You can come here to learn about Mr. Lu Xun's life, and you can also come to pay homage to and commemorate him. In addition, there is also the Yoon Bong-gil Memorial Park (Plum Garden) here, and many Korean tourists will come here. At the same time, there is also the Sino-Japanese Youth Friendship Memorial Bell here, which shows the common wish of people who love peace. In terms of natural landscape, the cherry blossom forest here is very beautiful, but it is not the season now. In addition, there is a small mountain called Bai Niao Qing Shan in the north of Lu Xun Park. This is not an artificial mountain, but a real mountain range. You can see the scenery of the entire park when you climb up. 📝Tips: Lu Xun Park is very popular with people around. There are also Chinese snack restaurants and tea rooms, art galleries, and memorial halls in the park. It is really suitable for a weekend visit.

Just returned from Kyoto. To be honest, the withdrawal from red leaves is harder than cherry blossoms, so I asked my friends to go to Lu Xun Park to see the maple leaves. 🚶🏻‍♀️City walk route: 🚇Take Metro Line 3/8 to Hongkou Football Stadium Station, Exit 6 → Go through the children's playground to the south gate of Lu Xun Park → The maple leaves are concentrated along the road from the south gate to Yingzhu Pavilion (you can also walk from the south gate to the north gate along the main road and then circle back) 🍁The leaves of the big tree opposite the bridge that is popular online have fallen, so there is no need to come here just for that. There are still many red leaves near Yuehong Bridge behind the Lu Xun Memorial Pavilion, which are expected to last for another week. 🍁We arrived at around 3 pm on the weekend. The sunlight shone on the maple leaves, turning them orange-red and translucent. Although not as stunning as Kyoto, they are still photogenic. As for taking photos of people, emmm... not so much. There are people under the beautiful trees, so I found a lonely red tree in the corner (it seemed to be withering) and took a lonely photo with it. 📷Taken on: December 14, 3 pm 📍Location: Lu Xun Park

Shanghai Luxun Park, formerly known as Hongkou Park, is located at the junction of Sichuan North Road and Tianai Branch Road in Hongkou District, Shanghai. Luxun Park is named after Mr. Lu Xun who is buried here, but people living here still habitually call it Hongkou Park. Hongkou Park, which started as a shooting range for foreigners, has now become the Luxun Park in Shanghai. The Luxun Memorial Hall in the park is the first memorial hall for a figure in China. In front of the Luxun Memorial Hall is the World Literary Masters Square, with bronze statues of ten world-renowned writers, namely: Dante, Pushkin, Hugo, Gorky, Balzac, Goethe, Shakespeare, Dickens, Tolstoy and Tagore. There is also a China-Japan Youth Friendship Bell in the park, which was built in 1984 and has an inscription by Wang Zhen. Like many old parks, Luxun Park has rockery, waterfalls, green lawns, and a long and narrow artificial lake running through the north and south of the park. The mountains and rivers are connected by embankments and bridges, forming a series of pleasant and beautiful scenery. Luxun Park is also the park with the strongest atmosphere of life in Shanghai. Many elderly people gather in the park every day. Calligraphy teams, choirs, drama clubs, and dance teams have various activities in their spare time. The lakeside is a great place for people to take a leisurely walk.

I went to Lu Xun Park to watch the maple leaves on the weekend. There were so many people, and every beautiful tree was packed with people. In fact, there are many maple trees with few people when you walk in, especially the plum garden. Although there is a fee, the key is that there are no people. There are also stone steps, pavilions, and high and low, which are very suitable for taking pictures and finding angles. On the island in the middle of the lake across the bridge, the forest plank road is mottled with light and shadow, as if it is still summer. There are currently a lot of maple leaves falling inside, just for the past few days. Another nice spot of maple leaves is on both sides of the hillside of Baihe Pavilion. You can walk up a gentle slope and get a beautiful angle for overhead shots. There are also some trees on the mountain road on the south side of Beida Mountain, next to the small house, which are very artistic. Picture 16 of Internet celebrity: The Autumn Gate camera of Lu Xun Memorial Pavilion. There may be singing activities on weekends. Either rush early in the morning, or go out for a walk in the afternoon, and then shoot in the evening after the choir has dispersed. Lu Xun Park-Plum Garden Tour route reference map 17 map 15r Plum Garden is open from 8:00-16:30, closed on Mondays Exit from Exit 6 of Hongkou Football Stadium Station of Metro Line 3/8 and walk straight for 5 minutes

Shanghai Lu Xun Park Plum Garden: Yun Bong-gil Memorial Hall ⏰Operating hours: Tue-Sun 08:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 🎫Admission: 15 yuan 📍Subway Line 8 Hongkou Football Stadium Exit 6 The location of the Yun Bong-gil Memorial Hall was formerly Hongkou Park, but was renamed Lu Xun Park after the Chinese novelist and philosopher Lu Xun. There is no admission fee for Lu Xun Park, so you can just go in. The park is large, so it's great for taking a walk, and you can also see the culture of the Chinese people. When you enter Lu Xun Park, you will see a small two-story memorial hall. Before you enter, there are plum trees planted here and there, so it is also called Plum Park. On the first floor, there is a bust of Yun Bong-gil and related artifacts on display. On the second floor, there is a space where you can watch related videos. I highly recommend visiting this place if you are traveling to Shanghai. #Lunar New Year's Day Travel #China travel #Shanghai travel

Hey guys! Today, let's catch the last of the late autumn and explore the literary Lu Xun Park in Shanghai. It's a great place to remember the literary giant and take some amazing photos! 📍[Address] No. 200 Tian'ai Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. It's super convenient to get to! Take Metro Line 3 or 8 to Hongkou Football Stadium Station, and take Exit 6. Walk a few steps to the west gate! [Recommended Route] Once you enter, head straight to the Lu Xun Memorial Pavilion. The red maple leaves in the sunlight are beautiful. Keep walking and you'll reach the Plum Garden. The CNY 15 ticket is worth it. There are few people and beautiful scenery, so you can take photos without anyone getting in the way. But it's already the end of the maple leaf season, and most of the leaves have fallen, so it's not recommended to visit now. [Tips] It's recommended to visit at noon when the light is good and there are fewer people. It's quieter and the photos will be amazing!

No one told me that autumn in Shanghai looks like this! Real shot This weekend, Lu Xun Park should be at its peak this year! The red, orange, and yellow autumn leaves are all competing for attention. If you haven't been yet, go now! Tips: There are a lot of people, so try to go in the morning to avoid the crowds. The light is also softer. Try to go on a sunny day. You can take great photos without even trying. Wear light warm-colored clothes to look even better in photos. If you don't want to be chatted up, avoid staying in the matchmaking corner. Lu Xun Park Exit 6, Hongkou Football Stadium Station, Metro Line 3/8

It has a very unfamiliar name, but it is a park that any Korean who has completed compulsory education would have heard of. The old name of this park is Hongkou Park. Yes, it is the park where Dr. Yun Bong-gil threw a lunchbox bomb against the Japanese. There is a Dr. Yun Bong-gil Memorial Hall on one side of the park to remember and honor that history, so let's definitely take a walk. #2025OverseasTravelEvent

I made the right choice to follow the trend🤩 It's in Lu Xun Park! There are so many maple trees in the park🍁, and they are just in the color-changing stage🌈, which is so beautiful. Most of the maple leaves are concentrated at the south gate, which is the most lively park I have ever been to. There are many uncles and aunts playing music🎶, and the atmosphere is so joyful, as if it injects infinite vitality into the red maple leaves🍁. 📍Location: On the main road from the south gate. ⏰Shooting time: 15:30-16:00, the light is not so strong after 4 pm, but the photos are still beautiful🥳 ⚠️There are many people taking photos of red maple leaves in the afternoon, so it is recommended to go early🥰 📷Photo spots: ✅Walk along the river, there is a huge maple tree on the opposite side of the bridge, which is in the best viewing period, almost all red, with a bit of "Little Kyoto" charm. ✅You can stand under the maple tree to take portraits, or combine with the bridge in the distance to take photos. 🍁The whole park mainly has south gate, east gate and west gate, there are many places to take photos✔️, it only takes an hour to walk around. Some of the maple leaves are still changing color, but most of them have turned red🍂, so take advantage of the good weather and go for a walk with your friends🥳 ⛪️After enjoying the red maple leaves, you can also visit the Lu Xun Memorial Hall, which has two floors, with video introductions and some models, giving you an immersive exhibition experience🎨 🏡Lu Xun Park 📍No. 2288, North Sichuan Road, Hongkou District 🚇 Metro Line 3/8, Hongkou Football Stadium Station, Exit 6, walk 233 meters ⏰Opening hours: 5:00-22:00 📸Shooting date: 2024.12.22 ✅Recommendation index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ✅Suitable for: Couples, parents and children, people who like to see the scenery, anyway, there is no limit to the crowd, hahaha🥳

I struggled for a long time over whether to edit the photos, but found that no matter how I adjusted them, I was not satisfied, so in the end I just pieced the photos together. Although some photos are not as visually stunning due to lighting and shooting angle. But the red maples in Luxun Park are indeed moving. Luxun Park is always crowded on weekends 🤦🏻‍♂️, and there are even more people during the red maple season. There are crowds of people under every tree. Fortunately, the trees are currently lush enough, so it is better to shoot from above. I don’t know if I can still see such a beautiful view this weekend. The autumn leaves are falling quickly. If you want to take pictures of the dense red leaves, hurry up!

🎨 It's the time of year when Lu Xun Park is full of vibrant colors! 🌈 Red, yellow, orange, green... the colors blend together, making you feel like you're in an oil painting. It's so beautiful! - ⛲️ The park is not big, but there is a view at every step. The maple trees are the most spectacular at this time of year, and you can quickly see them from the west or south gate. 🍁 Two areas with concentrated maple trees: 1. Lu Xun Memorial Pavilion 2. By the creek behind the mountain of the memorial pavilion - It is recommended to visit on a sunny day, when the light and shadow are strong, the sunlight makes the leaves look very transparent, and the lake surface is more sparkling. - 📷 Date of shooting: December 13 It should be even more colorful and rich now, with more leaves falling on the lake, creating a unique atmosphere! 📍 Lu Xun Park