What district is China Stone Garden in Tianjin?

China Stone Garden is located in Jinnan District, Tianjin.

Founded in 1995, it is an ornamental stone garden with fresh cultural atmosphere and rich modern characteristics invested and designed by Mr. Zhang Baoshu, an architectural engineer who participated in the top ten architectural battles in Beijing in 1958. Covering an area of 100 mu, about 66,667 square meters. It was named "China Stone Garden" because it collected a huge Lingbi stone that looked like the territory of China.

It was officially opened to the public in May 20001year, and was approved as AA-level scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration in June 20001year. In July, 20001year, "China Stone Garden" was awarded by Shanghai Guinness World as "the largest stone garden built by individuals in Tibet". The pavilion in the park was named "Tianjin Science Education Base" by the Municipal Science and Technology Commission.

Architectural composition

With the support of Hexi and Jinnan district governments, the "China Stone Garden" covering an area of 40,000 square meters was built in the south of Weishan Road in Hexi District from 65438 to 0997. There are 6 European-style buildings and a lake of more than 20,000 square meters in the park. There are 9 solid buildings in the park, with a construction area of about 1 1000 square meters.

Among them, there are six stone museums with different styles, which are named Tingshixuan, Kistler Museum, Wushizhai, Shiquan Cave, Zangling Pavilion and Fansilou.

Open up four landscapes: Stone Forest Close-up, Thousand-layer Silk Hanging, Lotus Waterfall and Cave-in-itself. There are also celebrities, famous paintings, root art, wood carving and other fine arts. The second phase of the project is to expand another 40 acres and develop large-scale entertainment facilities on the water or European-style building towers.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-China Kistler Garden