Shuangxiu Park

Comprising both a Chinese-style garden and a Japanese-style garden, Shuangxiu Park is the only park in Beijing with authentic Japanese garden architecture. Known for its serene landscapes and graceful water features, the park features the Cuishi Garden and the Huifang Garden, thus named "Shuangxiu", with building materials donated by Japanese friends.

Embracing the elegance of Chinese gardens and the tranquility of Japanese landscapes, the Cuishi Garden, located in the park's northeast corner, is characterized by its antique appearance. Featuring pavilions, bridges, and a central hall in Japanese style, it is adorned by a pond with two islands, symbolizing auspiciousness. The addition of cherry blossoms further enhances the Japanese ambiance.

The park's pavilion-style architecture is simple yet elegant, offering open corridors as transitional spaces, exuding vitality and the purity of harmony with its surroundings. On the top of the four slopes of the pavilion, there are wide cornices upturned, in addition, there are gardens, sculptures and other landscape foil, simple and beautiful.

Shuangxiu Park embodies the fusion of architectural cultural essence, human unity with nature, and distinctive humanism, centered around people. Its unique location, structure, and construction set it apart from Western architectural features, establishing a new realm in oriental architectural style.