Shanghai Racecourse - North Half Field

Many people might think of the famous 'Matchmaking Corner' when it comes to Shanghai's People's Park, but it's mostly taken as a joke, while the spontaneously formed 'English Corner' is more talked about. The real People's Park is far more than just a few small corners. This place used to be the racecourse of the 'Shanghai Racecourse', and it has gone through the 'Sports Park' to become the current People's Park. Nowadays, the park can be considered to have mountains and water (artificial mountains and ponds), and there is also a children's playground, and even an art museum (Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art). The park also reasonably considers the needs of different groups in its layout. The east side is represented by the playground as a place for children to play, the west side's Lake Pavilion is where the elderly gather, and the middle forest green space is both a place for leisurely walks and also forms a buffer zone between the elderly and children, everyone shines on each other without affecting each other. In this way, on weekdays it is a rehearsal field for the elderly residents to sing and dance, on holidays and weekends it is more of a playground for children to play and laugh, and during exhibitions, it is a gathering place for fashionable art.