Wuhan | Free Flower Viewing Spot - Dutch Style Garden

After dinner, walking back, I noticed a park-like square across the street where people were coming and going. Despite feeling a bit tired, I hesitated for a moment but decided to check it out. It turns out, this is the Dutch Style Garden located at 163 Minzu Avenue, Hongshan District, Wuhan, which is open to the public for free all day. The Dutch Style Garden covers an area of nearly 80,000 square meters, with an artificial lake at the center of the park, covering about 4,800 square meters. It is said that this place was originally Guanshan Park, and to commemorate the friendly exchanges between Wuhan and Arnhem in the Netherlands, it was constructed by the Wuhan Municipal Government in 2007 (designed by a Dutch design company, with the Wuhan Garden Architectural Planning and Design Institute perfecting the plan). The Netherlands is world-renowned for its iconic windmills, hence it is also known as the country of windmills. Entering the Dutch Style Garden, the towering windmills catch your eye, which is also a highlight of the garden. The garden is filled with a variety of flowers and green plants, and it is said that some of the flowers originated from the European continent. Some buds on the branches are ready to bloom, eager to unfold their petals layer by layer to welcome this spring and greet the citizens and tourists. As for some flowers, I'm still a bit confused, but they can be identified using some image recognition software, and friends can also try this. There is also a small playground for children on one side of the park... The blue sky, lake water, buildings, flowers, and greenery complement each other, making one indulge in the beauty and linger on without any thought of leaving.