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Shueijiaoshe Cultural Park

Opened at the end of 2019, Shueijiaoshe Cultural Park retains the distinctive appearance of a military dependents' village. The houses and tile-roofed buildings are elevated on concrete platforms, with wooden lattice win…

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Opened at the end of 2019, Shueijiaoshe Cultural Park retains the distinctive appearance of a military dependents' village. The houses and tile-roofed buildings are elevated on concrete platforms, with wooden lattice windows and doors set into the walls. Drainpipes run along the brick and tile eaves before dropping steeply. Around the residences, there are excavated ditches and long, swaying reed gardens. The park's ecology extends beyond this: green leaves in the pond highlight delicate lotus flowers, and old trees entwine their roots into the walls. Visitors chat and laugh, creating a peaceful atmosphere for a leisurely stroll. Due to an F-5E fighter jet stationed within the park, it has earned the nickname 'Airplane Military Dependents' Village'.


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