Laoshe Park

Seriously, if it weren't for coming to Qingdao to play, I really didn't know Qingdao would be connected with Lao She. Mr. Lao She remembers that it was a red flag, an old Beijinger, and he wrote a camel Xiangzi here.

Laoshe Park is located at No. 19 Anhui Road, Shinan District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province, covering an area of 9000 square meters, and in 1999 it was remotely Laoshe Park. The park is dominated by waterscape, consisting of fountains, Yongquan, overflow, drops, small waterfalls and waterfall walls from north to south. The park is mainly in the south end of Suzuki F, crimson marble floor, rectangular standing seat, plastic Laoshe chest bronze sculpture, the front of the base is engraved with the inscription "Mr. Laoshe", the west side white marble engraved with Laoshe's book "Qingdao in May" excerpts. Three flat bronze sculpture works, the upper part is engraved with the title of "Sakura Sea Collection". On the east side, there are three bronze sculptures of works in obliquely erected, and the back of the book is engraved with "Hacaoji", "Camel Xiangzi", "RICKSHAW BOY", which are landmarks in the park.

Located on Anhui Road, the park is small and mostly nearby residents. "As soon as the cherry blossoms opened, the wind and mist in Qingdao could not stop the growth of the plants. Seagulls, cloves, peaches, pears, apples, rattan radishes, cuckoos, all competed to open, and there were tender green leaves on the roadside. ""The sea in May seemed to be special green, especially cute; maybe it was because people were happy? Look at the green leaves on the roadside, and then look at the sea, really, this is what is called "spring deep like the sea".

Laoshe Park is a street park, or pocket park. Mr. Laoshe's sculpture faces south, the direction of the sea, very close to the trestle bridge.

Laoshe Park is located on Hubei Road, the area is not large.