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A new garden named "Hanbiyuan" officially opened in the Yangzhou Biodiverse and Sci-Tech City on March 18.
Serene waters, floral blossoms, and verdant greenery surround the garden. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Transformed from an industrial relic, this new cultural and tourism landmark integrates industrial design with the enduring aesthetics of classic Jiangnan landscapes. This initiative represents a pioneering endeavor within Yangzhou's cultural tourism industry to revitalize the city's industrial heritage.
The about-3-hectare garden uses traditional landscape architecture techniques of Yangzhou, incorporates garden design philosophies from the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911), and showcases a beautiful fusion of Western and Eastern building styles characteristic of the period of the Republic of China (1912-49).
A toothbrush exhibition hall stands majestic in the garden. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
The Hangji town in the Yangzhou Biodiverse and Sci-Tech City is renowned as the "Toothbrush Capital of China". Given this, the garden houses a toothbrush exhibition hall, allowing visitors to explore the evolution of modern toothbrush manufacturing techniques amid the tranquil surroundings.
A bird's eye of the new garden. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Through strategic collaboration with attractions in the northern section of the Yangzhou Biodiverse and Sci-Tech City, such as the water sports center and Fenghuang Island National Wetland Park, the garden is positioned to enhance the diversity of tourism offerings in Yangzhou.
