The Design of Garden Landscaping System in Ma'anshan City—Greenbelt System andRadiation of City Circle
Fan Wang
Abstract
Fan Wang
Abstract
Garden tourism is a basic industry in Ma'anshan City . Therefore the guiding principle for the planning of it garden landscaping is setas follows: with Yangtse River as the supporting background and the four river systems in the city as the main structure, build a“wellshapeecological greenbelt, make full use of the advantages in water and connect the scenic spots in the city , create a tourist sightseeing traffic linethrough the city, expand the greenbelt system in the city and connect it with the scenic spot in the outskirts, form an ecological greenbelt networkfor the urban and outskirts areas so as to improve the residential environment for the people and bring into full play the internal economicpotential of urban landscaping.[
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Garden tourism is a basic industry in Ma'anshan City . Therefore the guiding principle for the planning of it garden landscaping is setas follows: with Yangtse River as the supporting background and the four river systems in the city as the main structure, build a“wellshapeecological greenbelt, make full use of the advantages in water and connect the scenic spots in the city , create a tourist sightseeing traffic linethrough the city, expand the greenbelt system in the city and connect it with the scenic spot in the outskirts, form an ecological greenbelt networkfor the urban and outskirts areas so as to improve the residential environment for the people and bring into full play the internal economicpotential of urban landscaping.[
Key concepts: Landscaping, Tourism, Geography, Environmental planning, Civil engineering, Engineering, Archaeology, Ecology