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Global designers transform city into a blooming paradise

Zhou Weiran Jiang Xiaowei
British garden designer Lee Parks introduces his "Sense in the City" garden, which is part of the ongoing 2025 International Flower Show.
Zhou Weiran Jiang Xiaowei

Innovative landscapes by visionary designers have transformed Shanghai into a blossoming paradise for the 2025 International Flower Show at Xintiandi in Huangpu District.

Among them is British garden designer Lee Parks. Take a tour of his "Sense in the City" garden, a vibrant ode to biodiversity designed to bring butterflies back to the urban heart.

Shot by Zhou Weiran. Edited by Zhou Weiran. Reported by Zhou Weiran. Subtitles by Zhou Weiran.

Meanwhile, at the Flower Show's sub-venue in Pudong, themed gardens, cultural performances and immersive markets are open to visitors through May 11, covering Qiantan's riverside landmarks like the Qiantan Leisure Park and New Bund Red Lane.

Shot by Jiang Xiaowei. Edited by Jiang Xiaowei. Reported by Jiang Xiaowei. Subtitles by Jiang Xiaowei.


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