"I am worried about sending it to the seaside, and the leaves fall into the ancient garden." 1985, with the approval of Shanghai, Shanghai Binhai Ancient Garden, the first state-owned cemetery in Shanghai, was established in Wu Si Farm, Fengxian District, the north bank of Hangzhou Bay.
Surrounded by the purple flavor of the East China Sea, Binhai Ancient Garden is backed by the bustling city, adjacent to the Bay National Forest Park in the west and overlooking the East China Sea Bridge. Its unique geographical location has become a treasure trove for citizens to bury the ashes of relatives and friends.
The park covers an area of 1.200 mu, and there are hundreds of mu of land for funeral and burial around it. It is one of the largest modern cemeteries with the strongest development advantages in Shanghai. After more than 20 years of development and construction, Binhai Ancient Garden has realized environmental gardening, diversified burial styles, personalized tomb areas, artistic tomb styles and office modernization.
Internal structure:
Binhai Ancient Garden consists of three functional areas: office living area, leisure garden area and tomb area. The office and living area covers an area of more than 200 mu (of which the parking lot covers an area of 100 mu) and is divided into office compound, business hall, shop and restaurant outside the park. The administrative building is decorated with ancient pagodas, with spacious corridors, elegant calligraphy and painting, and bonsai embellishment. The reception hall, conference room and exhibition room are for the development of ancient gardens.
The business hall is equipped with computer bill making, computer inquiry, tomb shopping guide, porcelain statue making, art tomb design room, etc. The supporting service facilities in the office area are perfect, with built-in LAN, external Internet and computer network for office work. Security personnel can monitor the situation in the park around the clock through the electronic monitoring equipment system and connect with "1 10" to ensure the safety of the ancient park.
There are catering buildings, small shops and funeral supplies in the ancient garden, which are convenient for customers to eat and shop. The park covers an area of more than 70 mu, and consists of Swan Lake, Guanchao Pavilion, Wanghailou, Jiulongbi Square, Yantai Gallery of celebrities in previous dynasties, appreciation area of historical relics and strange stones, deer carving flat, the sign of returning to carving, rockery flying, a 100-meter leisure corridor, Yueming Pavilion of Quqiao, a tea-drinking teahouse and a thousand-meter Shinto.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Binhai Ancient Garden