SHANGHAI: Lu Xun Park and Area (Day 6)

As usual, after class and lunch we went out to discover another area of Shanghai. This time, the park named after Lu Xun, a famous writer of contemporary China. (By the way, I've decided to cut down further on the text from here on.)

A billboard showing bus stop and route information

Recently completed Metro Line 3 with construction work below

Lake in Lu Xun Park, dedicated to a famous Chinese writer

Old men gather to play board games under the shades

Front of Lu Xun Memorial Hall

Grass patch in front of Lu Xun Memorial Hall;
"Do not enter while grass is under maintenance"

Street in an older district near Lu Xun Park

A lane with residential buildings off of the main street

Busy yet narrow thoroughfare

Keeping traffic in order with a whistle

A very Chinese church

Beauties from East and West