Reminiscence of one hundred years of Ji'nan image series: old and old streets, contrasting old and new

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1929, Kuomintang Ji'nan party The Ministry was located in the park, and was the "Shandong branch of the North China Cotton Improvement Association" under the rule of enemy and puppet regime during the war of resistance against Japan. In 1951, he was sold to the government by Zhang's later generations. He served as the Shandong provincial health department and the Shandong provincial procuratorate. In 1980, the municipal government put it under the management of the Municipal Bureau of parks and gardens, and renovated it. Open to the outside world in 1984. In 1985, the western garden was restored and renovated, and the original name of Wan Zhu Yuan was officially opened. In the winter of 1995, it merged into Baotu Spring Park and became the inter courtyard of the park. In 1996, the extension of Ji'nan's Yuan Yuan Street and the demolition of Wan Chuk yuan front yard were strongly opposed by many citizens and people of insight, but they did not block the evil hand. In 1999, the two gardens demolished the wall into one, and WAN Chuk yuan became the garden central garden of Baotu Spring park. The picture shows the garden flower gate in front of the bamboo garden in 1996.

ten thousand bamboo garden is located in the west of Ping Ping Street, east of TIG Chi Street, east of Baotu Spring, and now in the Baotu Spring scenic area. In the early years of the Republic of China, Zhang Huaizhi, the governor of Shandong, invited the skilled craftsmen of South and north to learn the architectural features of Beijing palace, Southern Courtyard and Ji'nan quadrangle, and built them in 10 years. Also known as the Zhangjia garden. The park has 3 courtyards, 13 courtyards, 186 houses, 5 bridges, 4 pavilions, 1 gardens, and a famous spring named Wang Shui Quan, east Gao Quan and Bai Yunquan. The picture is the present Wan bamboo garden. Wang Jun / photo of the Shandong Photographer Association