Located in eastern Liaoning, Fushun is the hometown of the early Qing Dynasty. It was bestowed the imperial title of “Qiyun” (Origin of Prosperity) by the Shunzhi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
Chronologically arranged, this garden is divided into three sections: History, Modern Era and Future. It presents a full panorama of the Hunhe River source, Manchu culture and history, modern industrial civilization, and the bright prospects of the old industrial base.
At the entrance plaza lies a regional map carved from jet, a specialty of Fushun, symbolizing the dedication of Fushun people who burn themselves to bring warmth to others.
The open‑work sculpture of Nurhaci recreates the arduous rise of the Manchu people and their profound historical heritage. Scattered across the green space are small red nail‑shaped sculptures. They pay tribute to the “nail spirit” of Lei Feng, the nationally revered soldier, and also serve as an iconic symbol of Fushun, this industrial city.
