Saturday, 4 May 2019 (mostly)
This lovely park, across a street from the Jing'an Temple, is a quiet refuge in busy Shanghai. It was only a block from our hotel, so we walked through several times.
This lovely park, across a street from the Jing'an Temple, is a quiet refuge in busy Shanghai. It was only a block from our hotel, so we walked through several times.
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| The park is surrounded by high-rise buildings (and heavily trafficked streets) on every side, but the pond and restaurant provide a green oasis. |
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| I really don't know why rhino sculptures are so prominently featured in the park. |
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| Another bronze rhino in the park. |
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| The garden is known for its cats, but we only saw two on our visits. |
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| A pet turtle was being taken for a swim in the park's pond. |
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| Most morning exercises worked on traditional tai chi and dancing (line dancing and ballroom dancing), but this gentleman was performing tai chi moves while doing a head stand. |
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