Currently, all city exhibition gardens are in the optimizing phase. Cities such as Beijing, Suzhou, and Guangzhou will display the gardening techniques of northern Chinese gardens, Jiangnan gardens, and Lingnan gardens, respectively. Cities like Shanghai, Xi'an, and Xiamen will showcase modern Shanghai-style, Han-Tang grandeur, and Minnan cultural characteristics, sharing resources, technologies, and experiences. Additionally, special exhibition gardens for Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, as well as a mountain-sea collaboration garden, will highlight the cultural features of these regions and the collaborative achievements between Wenzhou and its partner cities.

Design teams from nine countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, Thailand, and Uzbekistan, have already participated in the design of the exhibition gardens. A special "Maritime Silk Road Garden" will be set up to display the unique customs and cultures of countries along the "Belt and Road" route. The International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) will also participate, creating a distinctive "IFLA Garden" for the first time.

When the expo opens, visitors to the Wenzhou Garden Expo Park will be able to admire classic garden styles from around the world, including British natural landscape gardens, French classical gardens, Italian terrace gardens, Japanese gardens, and Islamic gardens. As they stroll through the park, they will experience the diverse garden cultures and architectural styles of different regions.

Article Source: Wenzhou Release