Garden Corner Square is a small garden here in Chinatown. It is a place where Chinese elderly people gather to chat. It seems that they are speaking Cantonese. The park is not big, but like other people's evaluation, it feels like a small domestic park.

Garden Corner Square is a street park in San Francisco Chinatown. It is not only small, but it is not actually a scenic spot. It is basically a place for the elderly to gather, but it is given five stars because I saw a female statue. I was moved by my tears.

The biggest feature of Garden Corner Park is that the decorations and furnishings around the four are in the style of Chinese culture, Chinese-style cool courtyards, and there are statues everywhere. The square in the park will see Leling Overseas Chinese strolling here every day, and women will also gather here to learn dance and practice martial arts.

The Garden Corner Square is called the heart of Chinatown and there are many stone carvings and statues. The biggest landmark of the permanent square is the Hilton Building, as it is near this square. The garden square is very Chinese. You can see Chinese around here, which can be said to be another Chinatown. It is worth visiting.

Garden Corner Square is strictly not an attraction. When you walk into the Garden Corner Square, it seems to be a domestic park. There are many older Chinese people here chatting and playing cards and chess.