According to statistics, there are a total of 3,721 people's parks in the country, which is really a lot, and it is estimated that it can enter the Guinness World Record. Zhengzhou also has a People's Park, and it was built very early.
In 1951, Zhengzhou People's Park began construction, completed and opened in 1952, more than 70 years ago, although later built many parks, such as Bauhinia Mountain Park, Bishagang Park, Ancient Tree Park Park, in the hearts of the older generation of Zhengzhou people, the status of People's Park is irreplaceable.
The People's Park, which is more than 70 years old, has witnessed the city of Zhengzhou from small to large, the population from small to large, the horse road narrow to wide, the economy from weak to strong, and the houses from short to tall... She witnessed all the major events that happened after the founding of Zhengzhou: the provincial capital was moved from Kaifeng to Zhengzhou, Zhengzhou University was established, Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport was opened, Zhongyuan Futa was completed, Zhengzhou Metro was run... There are too many to talk about.
People's Park is like a kind elder, watching the rapid take-off of Zhengzhou, his heart is gratified and joyful, and it is she who started the prelude to Zhengzhou's vigorous urban construction.
In the past 70 years, People's Park has become more and more calm, thick, restrained, and perhaps a little outdated: the paint of the guardrail of the small bridge has fallen off, the stone road is full of cracks, and the dead branches of the big locust tree are gradually increasing...
Despite this, she still welcomes every visitor with enthusiasm every day, because she knows that people like her, like her quiet and relaxing environment, like the big tree she hugs together, like her small bridge and flowing water, like her lotus field...
People's Park has changed its form, and what has not changed is its connotation. She is the city's calling card, the epitome of Zhengzhou...
Towering trees
80 years old tree
Water pen calligraphy