Wuxi Culture Square

It just happened that this year was the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party, so the holiday atmosphere here is very rich. Although it is not particularly big, it is also a very quiet place, and there are not many people.

Wuxi Cultural Square broke ground in July 2003 and opened at the end of April 2004. The square covers an area of 320 mu, of which 60 mu of water area, divided into central square area, artificial park and natural ecological area. The theme sculpture of the center of the square is the totem pole "Wuxi Culture", which is created and designed by Zhu Weijing, a famous sculptor in China.

Suitable for children to go there, there are not many people here, avoid crowding, there are bumper cars, Trojan horses and other children to play gadgets, but there are not many special things, it is OK to use the weekend to pass the time.

Not bad ^ω ^ Come back next time, I really like it.

It is a literary place, suitable for taking pictures. But pay attention to safety, there may still be trains passing by