Bayi Park (1 Zhang) Bayi Park
Located in the middle of East Lake in the city center, it is adjacent to Minde Road in the north and Supu Road east of Zhongshan Road in the south, with an area of about 65,438+03 hectares. In the third year of Yuanhe in Tang Xianzong (802), observation made Dan Wei take the lead in treating lakes, dredging silt and planting willows, followed by "Wanliu Dike" and "Golden Dike". Du Mu once praised it as "the combination of ten hectares of Pinghu and Liudi". Since then, East Lake has become a famous scenic lake. After the Ming Dynasty, it was divided into three lakes: East Lake, West Lake and North Lake. After the Republic of China, it was built with red stone, and the North Lake became the South Lake and the North Lake. Today, the West Lake is connected by bridges and culverts, and it was collectively called East Lake after the Song Dynasty. East Lake has three small islands, two of which are located in Bayi Park, namely Baihuazhou and Children's Palace. The name of Baihuazhou began in the Song Dynasty. Ouyang Xiu wrote a five-line poem "Appreciating Hundred Flowers in Yu Sheng", and Xiangzi buried "Liang Zhu" with the phrase "Hundred Flowers in Bloom". During the Shaoxing period of the Southern Song Dynasty, Zhang was appointed as a martial arts school, and in the 11th year of Qing Qianlong (1746), Peng Jiaping was appointed as a political envoy, inscribed with the word "Baihuazhou", and the huge monument was later broken. 1June, 983,165438+1October, the stone was erected again and the stone pavilion was built. Lakeside park was built in 1932, and was renamed Jieshi Park on April 3rd, 1946. In July, it was renamed 1950, with a total area of 237 hectares and a land area of 64 hectares. There are trees and flowers everywhere in the garden. The park can be divided into two parts: lake area and land area. Main scenic spots in the lake area
There are 20 buildings in Bayi Park, including East Lake, Baihuazhou, Baihuaqiao, Guanao Pavilion, Su Causeway, Supu, Shui Mu Qingting, Huaguan, Jiuqu Bridge, Huxin Pavilion, Wharf and so on. On the land, there are mainly cultural relics lawn squares, more than ten statues of man and beast in Jin, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as tea rooms, children's playgrounds and greenhouses for tourists to rest. Located in the center of the city, the park is shaded by trees and the lake is rippling with blue waves. Among them, "Moon of East Lake" and "Supu Xiaochun" are among the "Ten Scenes of Zhang Yu". Because of the tranquility in the noise, tourists flock to the park every day, and a large-scale lantern or lantern exhibition is held in the park every year, attracting many tourists. Bayi Park was a tribute to the Qing Dynasty. It was converted to lakeside park in 1932, and was awarded Jieshi Park in 1946 on April 3rd. 1950, renamed anonymous in July, with a total area of 23.7 hectares and a land area of 6.4 hectares. There are trees and flowers everywhere in the garden. The park can be divided into two parts: lake area and land area. The main scenic spots in the lake area are East Lake, Baihuazhou, Baihuaqiao, Guan 'ao Pavilion, Su Causeway, Supu, Shui Mu Love and Huaguanyi.
The environment of Bayi Park (1 1 Zhang), the zigzag bridge, the pavilion in the lake, the wharf, etc. Its land mainly includes the cultural relics lawn square, with more than ten statues of man and beast in Jin, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as tea rooms, children's playgrounds and greenhouses for tourists to rest. Located in the center of the city, the park is shaded by trees and the lake is rippling with blue waves. Among them, "Moonlight on the East Lake" and "Supu Xiaochun" are among the "Ten Scenes of Zhang Yu". Because of the tranquility in the noise, tourists flock to the park every day, and a large-scale lantern or lantern exhibition is held in the park every year, attracting many tourists.