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Inside Look at China's First Public Garden Ever Built | Zhongshan Park | 4K

In the heart of the Pearl River Delta, a revolutionary shift in landscape design has emerged from the ruins of a bankrupt shipyard. This is the story of Zhongshan Park, the first public garden of its kind, where skyscrapers meet wild, rustic greenery. While traditional Chinese gardens celebrate delicate bridges and manicured flowers, Dr. Yu introduced straight railroad tracks and local weeds. He calls this the "Big Feet" aesthetic, a tribute to productivity and the rustic charm of the countryside. The park serves as a living museum, preserving old steel structures and red industrial sheds as a nod to the thirteen hundred workers who once laboured here. Beyond the history, the site functions as a giant green sponge, designed to absorb floods and protect the city from the consequences of rapid urbanization. Despite being labeled a traitor by traditionalists, Dr. Yu’s work stands as a testament to the power of recycling and the necessity of sustainable design. Subscribe to Sprout to learn and get tips on creating your garden:    / @sproutgardening   Sprout is your ultimate gardening channel. Take inspiration on how to grow the best garden possible - or sit back and relax and watch garden renovation. From tips about growing your own produce to garden renovation, Sprout has it all. Any queries, please contact us at: owned-enquiries@littledotstudios.com #Gardening #GardenDesign #GardenTour