[1] The park opened in 2000 in pursuit of "the harmony between human beings and nature" and features 115 plants species and a 52,000-square-meter grassland.

[1] The park borders the Shanghai Oil Painting and Sculpture Institute and Liu Haisu Art Gallery.

According to City Weekend, the park is popular among "local white-collar professionals who work and live in nearby Gubei and its surrounding areas".

[2] The China Internet Information Center called the park "an ideal place for nearby Shanghainese to escape from a day's hard work and return to the happiness of nature".

[1] The park features a bust of Mahatma Gandhi (due to Australian sculptor Drago Marin Cherina), a statue of Charlie Chaplin, and a statue of Ma Zhanshan.