Shanghai People's Park, the legendary matchmaking corner, right?

✅Attractions Guide The inscription 'People's Park' was written by Chen Yi, the first mayor of Shanghai. People's Park was established in March 1950 and completed in October of the same year, on the site of the old Shanghai Racecourse. Dry Creek (Forest Bath), a tall French sycamore and camphor forest in the park. Many elderly people gather here for leisure and cooling, with pebble-paved shallow ditches on the ground. Antarctic Stone, a huge stone in the forest. The first Chinese Antarctic scientific expedition team brought it back on the Xiangyanghong 10 ship and presented it to the people of Shanghai. Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art, a blue glass curtain wall building in the dense forest. Various art exhibitions are held regularly inside. Dancing in the Lotus Pond, a lotus pond next to the art museum. The lotus flowers in the pond are in full bloom, sitting here, the breeze blowing, the fragrance of lotus is overwhelming, refreshing the heart and spleen. Under the pavilion by the lotus pond, a group of aunties are dancing gracefully. Barbara Lusa, a very stylish small building by the water in the forest. By the dining table by the water, many people are sitting there leisurely drinking coffee or tea, they seem to be people who know how to enjoy life. Xishan Waterfall Creek, formed by stacking Taihu stones. Unfortunately, there is no water in the rockery and ditches, although the trees are shaded, but it lacks a lot of spirit, it seems that it has not been maintained for a long time. Matchmaking Corner, very famous, but why didn't I encounter it? 📌Address and Transportation Shanghai city center, several subways intersect here. 💰Ticket Cost Public green space, free to play.