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Tianjin Garden
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( expo2011.cn )
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Updated: 2011-03-30
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Location: Domestic Section, No. 14 Area: 2,231m2 Introduction: The main sight of the Garden is a “Jin Zun” (golden wine jar) 12m in height (lower radius: 4m, upper radius: 5m) with hollow patterns bearing the characteristics of Tianjin City, including “Jingwei Fills up the Sea” and “the Spring of River and Sea”. A red belt linking the west bank and the center of the Garden covers the nearby area of the “Jin Zun”. It is cut with drop-point holes to create an overwhelming visual effect. The major artistic creation in the Garden is the relief wall illustrating the vicissitudes of the shipping and grain transport that have exerted great influence on the development of Tianjin. Other creations are four lamps and lanterns of wharf crane, six mini replications of the International Architectures in Tianjin, shallow pond, mini waterfall wall, wooden plank roads, wooden platforms, and a “flying” structure.
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